This 715-reel microfilm set contains files of clippings from newspapers covering 1950-1960. The clippings are classified by subject heading and cover issues concerning China and overseas Chinese. Guide in Chinese and English.

Collection of 303 intelligence files on China in Tibet, held at the India Office in London (1903-1950). Organized into six subject series (such as "Revolution in China" and "14th Dalai Lama, World War II and Communist China, 1933-1950") and arranged chronologically within each series.

"The minutes of Marshall's meetings and reports and memoranda prepared by U.S. advisers are all included. Information on the military front is provided by reports from U.S. observers in the field who investigated cease-fire violations." (description from Gale Primary Source Media catalog):  Complete description [10].

Covers FO 674. CRL has volumes 1-54.

This microfilm set includes manuscripts in the custody of the Hosokawa family of a historical biography compiled on the authority of inscriptions and epitaphs from the Ming Dynasty, Medieval China. It is also known as Komin bunkai or Huang ming wen hai.

This set includes minutes, reports and correspondence in manuscript and typescript of the Primitive Methodist Missionary Society which merged with the United Methodist Missionary Society in 1932, to form the Methodist Missionary Society. The Center or its respective Area Microform Projects hold the sections of archives relating to Africa, China, South Asia, and the West Indies.

GUIDE: Bennett, Elizabeth. Methodist Missionary Society archives, London : guide. E-8417

This collection contains transcripts from the Central Newsreel and the Documentary Film Studio of China, two of the major mass media and communication channels in China from 1950–1970. Created by government agents, the transcripts provide a glimpse into the Cultural Revolution (especially for the period 1966–1976), and cover all aspects of social activities, though the emphasis is on the development and achievement in the building of a socialist country.

The Hunter Collection consists of mass education material, directories and guidebooks published in Hong Kong and in Mainland China, particularly Shanghai, in the years 1947-1954 and collected by Edward Hunter. 

The mass education material includes several hundred cartoon books, pamphlets, postcards, and magazines, heavily pictorial in content, on such topics as foreign threats to Chinese security, Chinese relations with the Soviet Union, industrial and agricultural production, and marriage reform. The items were produced by both Kuomintang (Chinese Nationalist) and Communist regimes, and appear to be directed at the general youth and adult populations of China.

These items can be viewed in CRL's digital collection, Chinese pamphlets: Political communication and mass education in the early period of the People's Republic of China [61].

This is the Bulletin of the Taiwan Association for 1898-1907.