Communist Party of Great Britain · 1927

The War on China

How British Imperialists Stole the Concessions, Paid for Civil Wars, Sweated Chinese Workers, Massacred Thousands and Why the Troops and Warships Were Sent to Shanghai

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London: Communist Party of Great Britain, 1927
Language
English
Pages
23
Copyright
Public domain in the United States (published 95 or more years ago).
Sources
Open Library edition OL18535767M

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The War on China: How British Imperialists Stole the Concessions, Paid for Civil Wars, Sweated Chinese Workers, Massacred Thousands and Why the Troops and Warships Were Sent to Shanghai. London: Communist Party of Great Britain, 1927.

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The War on China: How British Imperialists Stole the Concessions, Paid for Civil Wars, Sweated Chinese Workers, Massacred Thousands and Why the Troops and Warships Were Sent to Shanghai. Communist Party of Great Britain, 1927.

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(1927). The War on China: How British Imperialists Stole the Concessions, Paid for Civil Wars, Sweated Chinese Workers, Massacred Thousands and Why the Troops and Warships Were Sent to Shanghai. Communist Party of Great Britain.

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