The Japanese and Peru, 1873-1973

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By C. Harvey Gardiner

University of New Mexico Press, 1975, 202 pp

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Every kind of Japanese-Peruvian interaction is grist for this wide-ranging appraisal: contacts on the governmental level, the expansion of industry and commerce, technical assistance, diplomatic history, immigration, and cultural relationships.

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