Warner, Denis.

Hurricane from China.

Macmillan. New York. 1961. ix + 210pp, index, dustjacket torn with some loss, now protected, coverslittle rubbed, otherwise clean and sound. Described on the dust jacket as "what you must know about Mao Tse-tung's plan for world conquest" this book written by well known Australian journalist, Denis Warner, illustrates the perceptions and fears of the Cold War period. "By 1980 China will have spread its influence far beyond Asia. Triumphant in its new power, goaded by poverty resulting form overpopulation and starvation, it will be the greatest threat the Western world has ever known." (From the dustjacket blurb).

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