CONDITION USED ACCEPTABLE , CHUNGKING DIARY, D.F KARAKA, HARDCOVER,1942

This is a compelling firsthand account of life in Chungking (now Chongqing) during the Second Sino-Japanese War. As a journalist, Karaka chronicles the resilience of the Chinese people amid relentless Japanese bombings and wartime hardships. Through vivid descriptions and keen observations, he captures the spirit of a city under siege, the struggles of its inhabitants, and the larger geopolitical tensions of the time. The book provides a rare and insightful glimpse into a critical period in China’s modern history.