From nothing to nothing : the Chinese Communist movement and Hong Kong, 1921-1936 /
Before the 1960s Hong Kong generally received little serious scholarly attention. As a small colony it had not played an important part in the history of the British Commonwealth, nor had it been regarded as part of China proper. The Communist riots in 1967 enhanced awareness of Hong Kong as an exte...
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1999
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