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June 19, 1950

LETTER, OWEN LATTIMORE TO LENNOX C. FOGG, JR.

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    Lattimore forwards a letter from three exiled leaders from Xinjiang, and hints at Senator Joseph McCarthy's attacks on his character.
    "Letter, Owen Lattimore to Lennox C. Fogg, Jr.," June 19, 1950, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, Folder 14 "Sinkiang Refugees 1950-1951", Box 5, Subseries 3 (Correspondence), Series 4 (Owen Lattimore), Subgroup 2 (Administrative Records, 1924-1955), Record Group 08.010, Records of Walter Hines Page School of International Relations 1923/1955, Special Collections, Ferdinand Hamburger Archives, Johns Hopkins University. Obtained by Charles Kraus. https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/134646

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Lattimore forwards a letter from three exiled leaders from Xinjiang, and hints at Senator Joseph McCarthy's attacks on his character.

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Lattimore, Owen, 1900-1989

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  • Folder 14 "Sinkiang Refugees 1950-1951", Box 5, Subseries 3 (Correspondence), Series 4 (Owen Lattimore), Subgroup 2 (Administrative Records, 1924-1955), Record Group 08.010, Records of Walter Hines Page School of International Relations 1923/1955, Special Collections, Ferdinand Hamburger Archives, Johns Hopkins University. Obtained by Charles Kraus.

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