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     Harry J. BENDA

The Indian National Army:
Motives, Problems and Significance
     Kumar Gosh HALYA

Japanese Policy and the Indian National Army
     Joyce LEBRA

The Uses of Buddhism in Wartime Burma
     Dorothy GUYOT

Japanese Military Administration in Malaya - Its Formation and Evolution in Reference to Sultans, the Islamic Religion, and the Moslem-Malays, 1941-1945
     Yoji AKASHI

The Revolt of a Peta-Battalion in Blitar
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