Japanese communists abroad

Defunct

The Japanese Communist Party, illegal from its founding in 1922 until 1945, whose leaders Sen Katayama (in Moscow) and Sanzō Nosaka (in Moscow and Yan'an) published abroad.

Years: 1922–1945
Country: Japan
Affiliation: Japanese Communist Party
Sources: Wikipedia — Japanese Communist Party

Works published abroad

The movement's own publications, wherever they were printed. Each keeps its real publisher; titles in this catalogue link to their page. Works credited to Japanese communists abroad, Japanese Communist Party, Communist Party of Japan, Sen Katayama, Sanzō Nosaka & Susumu Okano are included automatically.

Year	Title	Author(s)	Publisher	Language
1932	The War in the Far East and the Tasks of the Communists in the Struggle Against Imperialist War and Military Intervention — Report of Comrade Okano [Pseud.] at the XIIth Plenum of the Executive Committee of the Communist International	Sanzō] [Nosaka	Workers Library Publishers	English
1934	Revolutionary Struggle of the Toiling Masses of Japan — Speech	Sanzō Nosaka	Workers Library Publishers	English