The Struggle for Food in China's Total War, 1937–1945
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China's war against Japan was, at its heart, a struggle for food. Jennifer Yip's deeply researched study argues that the Chinese government's attempts to provision its armies constituted the crux of total war. Making intensive use of pre-industrial resources, it vied with the Chinese Communist Party and Japanese for sustenance.
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