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Severo-vostochnyi Kitai [Northeastern China]. By E. M. Murzaev. Moskva: Akademiya Nauk SSSR, 1955. 252. Illustrations, Maps.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 March 2011

Robert A. Rupen
Robert A. Rupen
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The Journal of Asian Studies , Volume 15 , Issue 2 , February 1956 , pp. 280 - 282
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Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1956

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1 Murzaev, E. M., Mongol'skaya Narodnaya Respublika (Moscow, 1st ed., 1948), pp. 314Google Scholar; (Moscow, 2nd ed., 1952), pp. 472. For a review of the former, see N. N. Poppe in Ural-Altaische Jahrbücher, XXVI, Pt. 1–2 (1954), 127–128Google Scholar; a review comparing the two editions, Rupen in HJAS, XVIII (06 1955), 255–265.Google Scholar

2 For this connection across the border, see map (dated May 1954) accompanying article, “Narodno-osvoboditel'naya armiya kitaya (NOA),” Bol'shaya Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya (2nd ed.), XXIX, opposite p. 156.Google Scholar

3 For Inner Mongolian political development, see Dylykov, S. D., Demokraticheskoe dvizhenie mongol'skogo naroda v Kilae, [Democratic movement of the Mongolian People in China] (Moscow, 1953)Google Scholar, rev. Rupen, FEQ, XIV (08 1955), 599–602Google Scholar. For other recent Soviet information about Inner Mongolia, consult I. Kh. Ovdienko, Vnulrennyaya Mongoliya [Inner Mongolia] (Moscow, 1954).Google Scholar

4 Po-tsin, Kwang, Osnovnye cherty tektonicheskogo stroeniya Kitaya [Basic features of the techtonic structure of China] (Moscow, 1952)Google Scholar; Wen-t'ang, Chang, “Molodye vulkany Severnoi Man'chzhurii” [“Young volcanoes of northern Manchuria”], Voprosy geografii (Moscow, 1954)Google Scholar; Shao-t'ang, Chu, Geografiya Novogo Kitaya [Geography of New China] (Moscow, 1953)Google Scholar; and Tsin-sh'ang, Yang, “Lednikovyi rel'ef v raione Bol'shogo Khingana” [“Glacial relief in the district of the Great Khingan”], Voprosy geografii (Moscow, 1954)Google Scholar. The names of these four Chinese geographers cited by Murzaev do not appear in Theodore Shabad's article, “The Status of Geography in Communist China,” Professional Geographer, VI, No. 4 (07 1954), 5–8Google Scholar. There is also a single reference (p. 30) to a Geographical Atlas of the Chinese People's Republic, published in Chinese at Shanghai in 1951.

5 Glushakov, , Man'chzhuriya. Economiko-geograficheakoe opisanie [Manchuria, economicgeographic description) (Moscow, 1948)Google Scholar; Anuchin, V. A., Geograficheskie ocherki Man'chzhurii [Geographical sketch of Manchuria] (Moscow, 1948).Google Scholar

6 Murzaev cites Pravda, 01 8, 1955Google Scholar, for this figure.