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"Tanaka Memorial", publication date unknown (probably in 1938-1941)

"An Outline Presented to the Japanese Emperor on July 25, 1927 by Premier Baron Giichi Tanaka for the Japanese Conquest of China and Other Nations"

"Reprinted from the Far Eastern Magazine Vol.I, No.7, May, 1938. Published by the Chinese Student Patriotic Association of America, 525 West 120th Street, New York, N.Y."

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