Shuxi Xu
1892 – 1982
Shuxi Xu was born in Swatow on April 3, 1892. He received his B.A. in Hong Kong in 1917, and his M.A. (1919) and PhD (1925) from Columbia University. Following tenure at Yenching University as Professor of Political Science, he served in the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 1937 on.
Books
- Manchuria at Hangchow
- Memorandum, 1 September 1949
- The views of Professor Royama
- Japan's rights & position in Manchuria
- The Boxer Protocol and Japanese aggression
- How the Far Eastern War was begun
- Manzhou wen ti lun wen ji
- The North China agreements and Japanese charges
- Speaking out
- A digest of Japanese war conduct
- Japan and Shanghai
- The North China problem
- The war conduct of the Japanese
- 東北問題
- Japan's fifty-four cases
- Manchuria at Kyoto
- Background of the Manchurian situation
- The Manchurian dilemma
- China's Japan problem
- Essays on the Manchurian problem
- Japan and the third powers
- A new digest of Japanese war conduct
- Understanding Chinese History
- Whither Japan
- Three weeks of Canton bombings
- Documents of the Nanking safety zone
- Japan and Manchuria
- Sino-Japanese relations, 1933-35
- A reply to Mr. Matsuoka
- The treaties and notes of 1915
- The Chinese situation
- Questions relating to Manchuria
- The Manchurian question
- The North China crisis
- China and her political entity
- An introduction to Sino-foreign relations
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