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kit, Tokyo ; 10 October 1935.
"155. Manchuria Becomes Civilized (AKEYUKU
MANSBU) by Kameo USU1. Published by
Nitto Shoin, 17, Naka Sarugaku-cho? Kanda
XMya-ku,_ Tokyo ; 28 March 1933.
1156. IProstrate Myself Before His Majesty
'4*£ Emperor (M1MAE NI ITSUKU) by Ka-
"zuo KATO. Published by Ryujuku Sanbo,
733, Kami-marugo, Kawasaki-shi ; 20 November
1941.
-157. What Shall We Do About the Defense of
Japan? (NIPPON NO BOKU WA DO SU-
El RU) by Sosuke MIZUSH1MA. Published by
Teikoku Kokubo Kyokai Shuppanbu, 10,
Hfeashi Goken-cho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo ; 20
July 1932.
158. Stories Told by 20 High-ranking Officers
Who Participated in the Russo-Japanese War
(SANSEN 20 SHOSEI NICfflRO TAKEN ,
O' KATARU) compiled.by Moto SOMA. j
Published by Tokyo Nichi Niehi Shim-bun 1
Sha9 ll, 1-chome, Yuraku-cho, KojfanachL;*
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ; 23 March 1935.
159. Para-troops (RAKKASAN BUTAI) translated
by Toshio AKMOTO. Published by-
Takayama Shpin, 10, 2-chome, Ogawa-machi,
chome, Kanda Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ; 22rNovem- "
ber 1940.
160. Japanese! the Japanese! (NIPEONJIN
YO ! NIPPONJIN YO ! ) by Takaakira^AONO.
Published by Maruyamasha Shoten, 3, 1-chome,
Ginza-Nishi, Kyobashi Chua-ku, Tokyo ;
25 December 1941.
161. The Storm and Stress of the Pioneer
Days of Manchuria (MANSHU FUUN
ROKU) hy Seiya KANAMA1IJ; Published |
by Rokunin Sha, 1, Otsiika Kubo-machi,
Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo ; 15 June 1941,
162. Essays on the Continent