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This bibliography concerns Manchuria, the all important industrial region ofnortheast China. The area has been important to Chinese history at least sincethe eleventh century, B.C., and to the world since this twentieth century. Muchof the Russo-Japanese War, 1904-05, was fought there; the Japanese practicedcolonization, 1932-45; the "China Incident" of 7 Jul 37 probably precipitatedWWII; the Soviet invasion in 1945 was the last large-scale combat of the war; andManchuria was the marshalling yard for Chinese involvement in the Korean War, 1950-1953. This number presents materials which cover these historically compellingevents. Selection has been made from materials owned by the Morris Swett Library.Inclusion of an item, or ommission, does not imply USAFAS indorsement or sanction

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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LC # ACRONYM TITLE

Ul A2 ArmyQuarterlyA85

UA870.1 ATMA ArmyTraining Memorandum, AustraliaA86

UE1 CAV J Cavalry JournalC2

DS777.53 CAW China at WarAl C5

UFI COAJ Coast Artillery JournalC7

UFI FAJ Field Artillery JournalF6

Ul FF Fighting ForcesF6

UDI INF J Infantry Journal16

D767 INTEL B Intelligence Bulletin1 65

Ul JMSI Journal Military Service InstitutionM6

UFI JORA Journal of the Royal ArtilleryW8

Ul JOUSIOI Journal of the United Service Institution of IndiaJ75

VEl MCG Marine Corps GazetteM3

Ul MIL RVW Military ReviewR4

D770 ON Office of Naval Intelligence Weekly05

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UCI OM_ Quartermaster ReviewQ8

UGI REJ Ryal Enineers JournalR8

U2 RMF Revue Militaire FrancaiseM6 NOTE: Consult Military History Institute, Carlisle

Barracks, PA for volumes 1-62 of this publication.

VI USNIP U.S. Naval Institute ProceedingsP8

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PART IB - PERIODICAL ARTICLES

Anderson, Bern. "The Development of Manchuria," USNIP, 59:649-665, Jan-Jun,1933.

Armstrong, D. "Activity of Field and Heavy Artillery in the Russo-JapaneseCampaign, and the Influence of the War Experiences There on Our Use of Artil-lery Today," F_, 3:560-609, Oct 1913.

Barrett, Ashley W. "Lessons to be Learned by Regimental Officers from the Russo-Japanese War," JMSI, 43:304-313, 1908.

"Battle Action of Artillery in the Battle of Liao-Yang," FAJ, 3:378-422, Jul1913.

Bethell, Henry A. "Tactics of the Japanese Artillery," JORA, 39:72-75, Apr 1912.

Beukema. "League in Manchuria," CAV J, 40:43, Nov-Dec 1931.

Bortnovski, A. "Hand Grenades in the Russo-Japanese War," JOUSIOI, 39:531-535, 1910.

Breit, Joseph. "Cavalry Fight at Judsjatun, May 30, 1904," CAV J, 22:315-335,1911.

Broume, G. F. "Manchuria," JMSI, 34:330-337, 1904.

Bruce, C. D. "Manchuria, the Cockpit of the Far East," A2, 23:365-371, 1932.

-- - "The Situation in Manchuria," Aq, 24:298-307, 1932.

Burne, Alfred H. "The Battles of the Passes," FF, 14:46-54, Apr-May 1937.

- "The Russian High Command in Manchuria," FF, 13:226-23C, Aug1936.

Cherry, R. G. "Russo-Japanese War, the Employment of Field Artillery from Juneto October, 1904," JORA, 39:152-160, 1912.

-- -"Strategic Problems of Bohemia, 1866 and Manchuria, 1904 Com-pared," JORA, 41:362-372, 1914-15.

-- -"Synopsis of the Battle of the Sha-Ho, October, 1904," JORA, 40:385-400, 1913-14.

Colley, Thomas J. "Withdrawal from the Yalu," MCG, 29:6-10, 55-57, Nov 1945; 29:40-44, Dec 1945.

Davidson-Houston, J. V. "The Battle of Harbin," REJ, 49:92-103, Jan-Dec 1935.

"Employment of the Cavalry in the Russo-Japanese War," CAV J, 20:727-743, Jan 1910.

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Desmazes. "De Liao-Yang I Moukden", RMF, 33:145-166, 273-298, Jul-Sep, 1929;

34:5-59, Oct-Dec 1929.

Field, G. T., comp. "Statistics of the Siege of Sebastopol," JORA, 23:597-601,1896.

Gresham, John C. "Cavalry Operations in the Russo-Japanese War," JMSI, 42:71-95,219-249, 399-415; 43:49-64, 1908.

Havard, Valery. "A Winter with the Russians in Manchuria," JMSI, 38:222-234, 1908.

Haward, Edwin. "The Tanaka Memorial," AQ, 44:266-271, Aug 1942.

Herschelman, F. "Cavalry in the Russian-Japanese War," CAV J, 24:120-155, 285-320, 1913-14.

"Interets Russes et Japonais en Mandchourie," RMF, 41:387-421, Jul-Sep 1931.

Kann, Reginald. "A Manoeuvre of Kuroki," JORA, 50:424-430, 1923-24.

Kirkby, S. A. H. "Russo-Japanese War up to Liao Yang," AQ, 34:281-292, Jul 1937;

35:84-94, Oct 1937.

Koerner. "What Lessons Are to be Deduced from the Russo-Japanese War for Use ofField Artillery in War?" FAJ, 3:226-244, Apr 1913.

Kruger, Walter, trans. "What Lessons Can the Cavalry Draw from the Russo-JapaneseWar," CAV J, 18:122-135, Jul 1907.

Lanza, Conrad H. "Perimeters in Paragraphs," FAJ, 35:651-662, Nov 1945; 35:748-

756, Dec 1945.

Laws, M. E. S. "Japan and Manchuria," JOUSIOI, 64:303-308, 1934.

Livermore, William R. "Field and Siege Operations in the Far East," JMSI, 26:421-441; 27:125-145, 295-320, 498-511, 1905.

"Manchuria, Cockpit of the Pacific," ATMA, 51:13-18, Oct 1947.

"Manchuria under the Japanese," ONI, 2:2970-2974, Oct 6, 1943.

"Morale of the Russian Army during the War with Japan," JMSI, 50:31-43, Jan 1912.

Mullaly, B. R. "Manchuria - the Background of the Present Far Eastern Crisis,"JUSIOI, 62:211-223, 1932.

Nash, E. "Summary of Manchurian Campaign, 1904-5," JORA, 32:319, 1905.

Neuffer, William. "What Lessons in the Employment of Field Artillery Should beDeduced from the Experiences of the Russo-Japanese War?" FAJ, 1:197-219, Apr 1911.

Neznamov. "Teachings of the Russo-Japanese War," COAJ, 25:298-313, 1906.

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Nicolls, E. G. "Siege Artillery Lessons from Port Arthur," JORA, 34:25, 1907.

Nidoine, Sergei. "Russian Cavalry during the Russo-Japanese War," CAV J, 17:684-742, 1906-07.

Pierce, Palmer E. "A Visit to Manchurian Battlefields," INF J, 12:529-540,

1915-16.

Pollard, G. B. "Field Artillery in the Russo-Japanese War," JORA, 41:656-661,1914-15.

"Position of Manchuria in Japan's War Economy," ONI, 3:2601-2606, Aug 16, 1944.

"Puppet Forces in Manchukuo and China," INTEL B, 11:1-5, 9 Mar 1945.

Reilly, Henry J. "Russo-Japanese War," JMSI, 52:40-61, 1913.

Richards, William P. "A Subaltern at Sebastopol," JORA, 82:143-146, 1955.

Rohne, Henrich. "Employment of Russian Artillery in Manchuria," JMSI, 47:289-

295, 446-450, 1910.

"Russian Field Artillery at the Battle of Da-Thci-Tsiao," COAJ, 23:198-205,Jan-Jun 1905.

Salle, George de. "In Manchuria: the Battle of Shakhe River," JMSI, 27:29-41,475-489, 1905.

Sheldon, Raymond, trans. "General Kuropatkin's Farewell Order to the First Man-

churian Army," CAV J, 17:158,159, Jul 1906.

Stipler, John G. "The Japanese Campaign in Jehol, 1933," CAV J, 43:29-36, Jul-Aug 1934.

Sullivan, Martin F. "Manchuria, a Strategic Trap," MIL R%W, 30:34-44, May 1950.

Swann, A. E. "China's Case, an Exposition of the Chinese Viewpoint," JOUSIOI,

64:211-228, 1934.

Sweet, Joseph. "At Liano Yang; Supply of the Russian and Japanese Forces, 1904,"

OMR, 14:15-20, Jan-Feb 1935.

Tanaka, Giichi. "The Tanaka Memorial, Japan's Blueprint for World Conquest;Memorial Presented to the Emperor of Japan on July 25, 1927," CAW, 8:35-62, Mar

1942.

"What Lessons Can the Cavalry Draw from the Russo-Japanese War?" CAV J, 18:122-135, 1907-08.

Whinyates, F. A. "An Episode in the Siege of Sebastopol," JORA, 24:525, 1897.

Wiesinger, Otto. "Manchuria and Consideration of Pacific Problems, the Foreign

Military Press," CAV J, 42:58,59, Jul-Aug 1933.

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Wood, Chester C. "Prologue in Manchuria," USNIP, 59:323-333, Jan-Jun 1933.

Wyatt, G. Neville. "Some Manchurian Battlefields," JORA, 41:222-224, 395-397,

549-551, 1914-15.

Zell, A. "Battle of Kinchcu," JORA, 39:106-124, Sep 1912.

Zinn, George A. "Expenditure and Replacing of Ammunition in the Russian Infan-try and Artillery during the Russo-Japanese War," JMSI, 40:130-145, 1907.

PART II - BOOKS/DOCUMENTS

DS517 Anderson, J. H. The Russo-Japanese War on Land, 1904-05, London,A65 Eng: Hugh Rees, Ltd, c1911.

DS516 Asakawa, K. The Russo-Japanese Conflict, Its Causes and Issues,

A8 Boston, MA: Houghton, Mifflin, c1904.

U220 "Asiaticus." Reconnaissance in the Russo-Japanese War, London,

A8 Eng: Hugh Rees, Ltd, c1908.

*DS517.16 "Battle of Telissu," Fort Leavenworth, KS: Command & General

U5 Staff School, 1935-36.Vert File

*4UL502.31 "Bielaied, COL. Masked Fire of Artillery in the Manchurian War,

B6 Washington, DC: U.S.G.S., War Dept., 1910.1910Vert File

DS517.8 Bird, Wilkinson Dent. Impressions of Some of the ManchurianB6 Battlefields, London, Eng: Hugh Rees, Ltd, c1909.

DS517 Brooke, Leopold G. F. M. G. An Eye-Witness in Manchuria, London,

B7 Eng: E. Nash, c1905.

U421 Brown, Edmond H. Manchuria, China, Japan, and Russia, thesis,Q9 Fort Sill, OK: U.S.A.F.A.S, 1931-32.

1932Qo

DS783 Browne, G. F. Manchuria, from a Geographical, Historical, and

B8 Social Point of View, London, Eng: Hugh Rees, Ltd., c1903.

DS517 Burne, Alfred H. The Liao-Yang Campaign, London, Eng: W. Clowes,B85 c1936.

UF146 Campana, J. L'Artillerie de Campagne - Tir Rapide eta Boucliers...,C25 Paris, FR: Henri Charles-Lavauzelle, c1909.

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DS517 "Chasseur." A Study of the Russo-Japanese War, Edinburgh, Scot:C6 W. Blackwood & Sons, c1905.

UE145 Childers, Erskine. War and the Arme Blanche, London, Eng: E.C53 Arnold, c1910.

DS517 Cordonnier, Emilien L. V. The Japanese in Manchuria, 1904, 2 vols,C7 London, Eng: H. Rees, Ltd, c1912-14.

U421 Davis, John J. A Wide Envelopment by the Japanese Fourth Division...,Q9 thesis, Fort S ill, OK: U.S.A.F.A.S., 1937-38.1937Qo

E756 Dennett, Tyler. Roosevelt and the Russo-Japanese War, thesis,D322 Garden City, NY: Doubleday, Page, c1925.

DS517 Epitome of the Russo-Japanese War, Washington, DC: U.S.G.S., WarU5 Dept., 1907.

DS783.7 Etherton, Percy T. Manchuria, the Cockpit of Asia, New York, NY:E8 F.A. Stokes, c1932.

DS517 Glasfurd, Alexander I. R. Sketches of Manchurian Battlefields,G6 with a Verbal Description of Southern Manchuria..., London, Eng:

H. Rees, Ltd., c1910.

UF157.65 Gobiato, L. Battle Principles and Rules for Field Artillery,G7 Washington, DC: M.I.D., War Dept., (1905).Qo

*DS516 Gribunin. Campaign Life of the Batteries of the Third Artillery

A5G81 Brigade, (s.l.:s.n.), (1904).Vert File

DS517.9 Hamilton, Ian S. M. A Staff-Officer's Scrapbook during the Russo-H17 Japanese War, London, Eng: E. Arnold, c1905-07.

DS517.9 Hare, James H., ed. A Photographic Record of the Russo-JapaneseH2 War, New York, NY: P. F. Collier & Sons, c1905.Qo

DS783.7 Hussey, Harry. Manchukuo in Relation to World Peace, Geneva,H8 Switz: (s.n.), (1932).

DS782 James, Henry E. M. The Long White Mountain; or, a Journey inJ2 Manchuria..., London, Eng: Longmans, Green & Co., c1888.

DS783.7 Jones, Francis C. Manchuria since 1931, London, Eng: RoyalJ5 Institute of International Affairs, c1949.

D767.3 Kazakov, K. P. Always with the Infantry, Always with the Tanks,K6 Charlottesville, VA: U.S. Army Foreign Science & Technology

Center, 1975.

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DS777.5 Kobayashi, J. Le Conflit Sino-Japonais et la Societe des Nations,K7 Geneve, Sw: Kundig, c1932.

DR750 Krahmer, Gustav. Russland in Ost-Asien, Leipzig, Germ:R9 Zuckschwerdt, c1899.Bd. IV

*DS516 Kuropatkin, Aleksei N. Memorandum for Commanders of Troops in

A5K8 the Manchurian Army..., (s.l.:s.n.), 1904.Vert File

DS517 ---------------------- The Russian Army and the Japanese War ...,K8 London, Eng: J. Murray, c1909.

DS783 Lattimore, Owen. Manchuria, Cradle of Conflict, New York, NY:L3 Macmillan, c1932.

Q180 Lee, Chong-Sik. Counterinsurgency in Manchuria: the JapaneseAlR36 Experience, 1931-1940, Santa Monica, CA: Rand Corp., c1967RM-5012

DS777.5 Lee, Edward B. S. One Year of the Japan-China Undeclared W.L4 and the Attitude of the Powers, Shanghai, CH: Mercury Pr, p1933.

DS777.5 ----------------- Two Years of the Japan-China Undeclared WarL5 and the Attitude of the Powers, Shanghai, CH: Mercury Pr, p1933.

DS501 Library of Contemporary History, Tokyp, Jap: Herald Pr, 1931-32.H42

DS517.8 Maguire, Thomas M. The Peninsular War, 1808-14, and the Russo-M3 Japanese War, 1904-5, Compared from the Strategic Point of View,

London, Eng: H. Rees, Ltd., c1909.

DS784 Manchukuo; the Founding of the New State in Manchuria, New York,J3 NY: Japanese Chamber of Commerce, 1933.

U15 Manchuria, Railway Force in Manchuria, Washington, DC: G. S.,U77 War Dept., 1903.No. 11903

U15 Manchuria, the City of Harbin, Washington, DC: G.S., War Dept.,U77 1904.No. 21904

DS783.7 Manchuria, Report of the Commission of Enquiry Appointed by theL4 League of Nations, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1932.

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DS783.7 Matsui, I. The Japanese Army and the Dispute in the Far East,M3 Geneva, Switz: Kundig, c1932.

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UE157 Nidvine, Serge. La Cavalerie Russe Pendant la Guerre Russo-N6 Japonaise, Paris, FR: R. Chapelot et cie, c190 6 .

*DS517.8 Novikov, V. J. Problems of Artillery Tactics, Based on the

N7 E__xperiences of the Russc-Japanese War, Washington, DC: G.S.,Vert File War Dept., nd.

DS517 Nozkin, E. K. The Truth about Port Arthur, New York, NY: E.

N7 P. Dutton & Co., c1908.

DS806 O'Conroy, Tai D. The Menace of Japan. N'w York, NY: H. C.

0 45 Kinsey & Co., c1934.

DS516 Official History (Naval and Military) of the Russo-JapaneseG41 War, London, Eng: HMSO, c1910.

DS783.7 Ogata, Sadako N. Defiance in Manchuria; the Making of Japanese0 4 Foreign Policy, 1931-1932, Berkeley, CA: Univ of Calif Pr,

c1964.

D443 Paeologue, Georges M. Three Critical Years, 1904-05-06, NewP23 17 York, NY: R. Speller, c1957.

DS517 Palmer, Frederick. With Kuroki in Manchuria, New York, NY:P2 C. Scribner's, c1904.

PN4823 ------------------ With My Own Eyes, a Personal Story of BattleP3 Years, London, Eng: Jarrolds Pub, Ltd, c1934.Rare

DS784 Rea, George B. The Case for Manchoukuo, New York, NY: Appleton-R37 Century Co, c1935.

DS517 Repington, Charles A. The War in the Far East, 1904-1905, byR5 the Military Correspondent of the Times, London, Eng: J. Murray,

c1905.

DS516 Reports of Military Observers Attached to the Armies in ManchuriaU5 during the Russo-Japanese War, Washington, DC: MID, G.S., War

Dept, 1906-07.

DS517 Ross, Charles. An Outline of the Russo-Japanese War, 1904-1905,R7 London, Eng: Macmillan & Co., Ltd, c1912.

DS516 "Russkii Invalid." Comptes Rendus Publigs par le Rousskii In-A5 valid de Conferences sur la Guerre Russo-Japoinaise..., Paris,

Fr: H. Charles-Lavauzelle, c1906.

DS516 Russo-Japanese War, Reports from British Officers Attached toG4 the Japanese Forces in the Field, London, Eng: Whitehall, GS,

1907-08.

DS517 Sedgwick, Francis R. The Russo-Japanese War; a Sketch, FirstS5 Period - the Concentration, London, Eng: S. Sonnenschein & Co.,

c1909.

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DS517 Sedgwick, Francis R. The Russo-Japanese War; the Campaign in$51 Manchuria, 1904-05, Second Period - the Decisive Battles, 22 Aug

to 17 Oct 1904, New York, NY: Macmillan Co, c1912.

DS517.4 Silvestre, F. Considerations sur la Campagne de Mandchourie,S5 Paris, Fr: Berger-Levrault & Cie, c1910.

DF783.7 Smith, Sara R. The Manchurian Crisis, 1931-1932, a Tragedy inL45S5 International Relations, New York, NY: Columbia Univ Pr, c19 48 .

DS783 Snow, Edgar. Far Eastern Front, New Yc.., NY: H. Smith, c1933.

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DS517.8 Soloviev, L. Z. Actual Experiences in War: Battle Action of the

S7 Infantry; Impressions of a Company Commander, Washington, DC:

USGPO, 1906.

DS783.7 South Manchuria Railway Co. Report on Progress in Manchuria,

S6 various dates, T" iren, Ch: the co.

DS783.7 Stimson, Henry L. The Far Eastern Crisis; Recollections and Ob-S8 servations, New York, NY: Harper, c1936.

UF157 Stone, Francis G. The Employment of Heavy Artillery in the Field,S87 London, Eng: H. Rees, Ltd, c1907.

DS517 Story, Douglas. The Campaign with Kuropatkin, Philadelphia, PA:

S88 J. B. Lippincott, c1905.

DS517 Taburno, I. P. The Truth about the War, Kansas City, MO: F.T2 Hudson, c1905.

DS783.7 Tanaka, Giichi. Memorial of Premier Tanaka, a Japanese SecretT29 Design for the Conquest of China as Well as the United States andRare the Rest of the World, New York, NY: World Peace Movement, c1932.

DS783.7 --------------- The Tanaka Memorial, Japan's Dream of WorldT3 Conquest, Seattle, WA: Columbia Pub Co, c1934.Rare

DS517 Teachings of the Manchurian War as to the Use of Field Artillery,M7 Its Location, Its Support of Infantry, and Its Movements, Wash-Microjkt ington, DC: G.S., War Dept, 1910.

DS517.5 Thiess, Frank. The Voyage of Forgotten Men (Tsushima), Indiana-T5 polis, IN: Bobbs-Merrill Co, c1937.

DS783.7 Thorne, Christopher G. The Limits of Foreign Policy; the West,T4 the League, and the Far Eastern Crisis of 1931-1933, New York, NY:

Putnam, c1972.

DS517 Villiers, Frederic. Port Arthur, Three Months with the Besiegers;V7 a Diurnal of Occurrents, London, Eng: Longmans, Green, and Co.,

c1905.

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DS516 Von Donat, Karl, trans. The Russo-Japanese War, 14 vols, London,

P9 Eng: H. Rees, Ltd, c1908-14.

DSI7 Warner, Denis A. The Tide at Sunrise; a History of the Russo-

W37 Japanese War, 1904-1905, New York, NY: Charterhouse, c1974.

DS517 Westwood, J. N. The Illustrated History of the Russo-Japanese

W47 War, Chicago, IL: Regnery, c19 7 3 .

DS783.7 Willoughby, Westel W. The Sino-Japanese Controversy and the

W5 League of Nations, Baltimore, MD: JoI7 - Hopkins Pr, c1935.

DS517 Wood, Oliver E. From the Yalu to Port Arthur; an Epitome of the

W82 First Period of the Russo-Japanese War, Kansas City, MO: KansasCity, MOz F. Hudson, c1905.

DS517 Wrangel, Gustav. The Cavalry in the Russo-Japanese War; Lessons

W8 and Critical Considerations, London, Eng: H. Rees, Ltd, c1907.

DS783.7 Young, Carl W. The International Relations of Manchuria; a

Y6 Digest and Analysis of Treaties, Agreements, and NegotiationsConcerning the Three Eastern Provinces of China..., Chicago, IL:Univ of Chicago Pr, c1929.

DS783.7 -------------- Japanese Jurisdiction in the South ManchuriaY65 Railway Areas, Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins Pr, c1931.

DS783.7 -------------- Japan's Special Position in Manchuria; Its As-

Y65 sertion, Legal Interpretation and Present Meaning, Baltimore,MD: Johns Hopkins Pr, c1931.

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