Lawrence K. Rosinger Papers 1937-1994 1937-1973

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Lawrence K. Rosinger Papers, 1937-1994, 1937-1973

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Lawrence K. Rosinger Papers 1937-1994 1937-1973

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http://quod.lib.umich.edu/b/bhlead/umich-bhl-9541?rgn=main;view=text

Abstract

China expert, worked for Foreign Policy Association and American Institute of Pacific Relations, traveled extensively in China 1946 interviewing many leaders Communist and natiomalist parties, traveled to China again in 1973, author of numerous books and articles on China, came under attack by the McCarran Committee's Senate investigation following Chinese revolution. Papers include correspndence, notes and drafts for writings, transcripts of radio broadcasts, trancripts and other material relating to the McCarran Committee investigation and photographs.

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2 linear ft.

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eng,

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Bentley Historical Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6390635

Bentley Historical Library

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Rosinger was a Far Eastern studies, research associate with the Foreign Policy Association, and later with the American Institute of Pacific Relations. He made a trip to China in 1946 where he travelled widely and where he interviewed both Chinese Communist and Nationalist Party leaders. From the description of Lawrence K. Rosinger papers, 1937-1973 (bulk 1937-1953). (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34422533 Lawrence K. Rosinger was born in New York...