An open letter to the League of nations commission of inquiry into the Manchurian situation from the Chamber of commerce of Shanghai, accompanied by the article, A refutal of Japanese misrepresentations with regards to the causes leading to the Sino-Japan
by Shanghai (China). Chinese general chamber of commerce
Book 2 of Pamphlets on the Chinese-Japanese war, 1931-33 -- v. 1
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