Marxist Writers: Frank Glass (Li Fu-jen)

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Frank Glass
(Li Fu-jen)

(1901–1988)

1. Biography [biography from trotskyana.net from their Bio-bibliographical sketches of selected Trotskyists page]

2. Biography

Bibliography

 

WORKS:

March 1930	The Labor Movement in South Africa
April 1930	The Durban “Raid” in South Africa
February 1932	A Shanghai View on Chinese Events
December 1933	The New Danger of War in the Far East (as Lucifer)
January 1934	Japan Moves Toward War Against the Soviet Union (as Lucifer)
May 1934	Under the Iron Heel of Chiang Kai Shek (as Lucifer)
January 1935	The Peasants’ War in China (as Harold Isaacs)
December 1935	Minutes of the Provisional Committee of the Communist League of China (Bolshevik-Leninists)
September 1937	China Defense Sags, Fear Masses
September 1937	Japan Admits Long Fight Ahead to Conquer China
September 1937	Save U.S. Business in China, Is C.P. Appeal
October 1937	New Stalinist Frame-up Hits China ‘Trotskyists’
October 1937	Reveals U.S. Interests in China (as Lucifer)
November 1937	Chiang Kai-Shek Will Not Release Peasant Masses for War Against Japan
November 1937	Shanghai’s Fall Shows Urgent Need of Mass Action to Stop Japan
November 1937	Stalinists Betray China Struggle by ‘New Line’ (as Lucifer)
December 1937	Nanking’s Fall Ends First Phase of War
December 1937	Panay Incident Unmasks Aims of Imperialism
January 1938	The Communist League of China
January 1938	End of the Chinese Soviets
January 1938	The War In The Far East and the Revolutionary Perspective
March 1938	A Liberal in China
March 1938	Stalin Saves Rakovsky for New Frame-up Trial
July 1938	Gang Disrupts Astoria SWP Rally; Cops Look On
January 1939	After the Fall of Wuhan
March 1939	Press Clipping: Chinese Detained – Communist Propaganda in Hongkong
February 1941	Chiang Kai-shek and the Stalinists (series)
February 1941	Lessons and Perspectives of the Sino-Japanese War
March 1941	American Intervention in China (Resolution of the EC of the Fourth International, written with Harold Isaacs)
March 1941	Chiang Kai-shek Moves Against 8th Route Army
March 1941	The New Fourth Army’s Fate
August 1942	Chen Tu-hsiu: Chinese Revolutionist
January 1944	The Far East: Facts and Falsehoods
February 1944	Japan Faces The Abyss: I. The Distinguishing Features of Japan’s Economic Life
March 1944	Japan Faces The Abyss: II. Conditions in Large-Scale Industry and Agriculture
April 1944	Japan Faces The Abyss: III. The Revolutionary Perspectives
May 1944	May Day 1944 (as Ralph Graham)
August 1944	Leon Trotsky: Revolutionary Teacher of the Colonial Peoples
March 1945	Report of an Honest War Correspondent (review)
June 1945	Imperialist Program for the Orient
October 1945	War Guilt in the Pacific
July 1946	China After World War II
August 1946	The Big Four at Paris
August 1946	Two Books on the Soviet Union (review, as Ralph Graham)
October 1946	Behind the Scenes of World War II (review, as Ralph Graham)
October 1946	The Vatican in World Affairs
February 1949	The Kuomintang Faces Its Doom
January 1951	China: A World Power
Fall 1956	An Old China Hand Tells His Story (review, as John Liang)
Spring 1957	“Hands Off” Except For – (review, as John Liang)
Summer 1957	Paranoia, Yes; But Still a Genius (review, as John Liang)
Fall 1957	Chinese and Russian Relations (review, as John Liang)
Spring 1958	The Experts Report on the New China (review, as John Liang)
Spring 1958	Geniuses at Work (review, as John Liang)
Summer 1958	The Paradox of Colombia (review, as John Liang)
Spring 1959	Which Road for Japan? (review, as John Liang)
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