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  desc: O0H6 against me. Not because of his objections - they are easily refuted which I shall do presently - but because of the aggressive and frankly inimical tone oth the article. Oould you tell me whether the Museum of the Geological Survey in Nanking, and the prehistoric finds from Kansu, have been damaged or are safe? I hope it is true, what I have heard, that the Anyang finds are safe in Sichuan. With kind regards, Yours cordially
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  desc: OOH4 Stockholm, December 13, 1938. L.K. Professor Fu Si-nien, Academia Sinica, 663, To Tung Road, rlunnanfyu. China, Dear Professor Fu, Some time ago I sent you vol. 10 of our Bulletin, just published, and last year about this time I forwarded vol. 9 of the same publication. I wonder so much whether you have received them, and whether a letter I wrote to you last spring ever reached you. We all here, friends of China and of our Ohinese colleagues, are extremely anxious about the happings in the Far East. We find it wonderful that you have been able to sustain the onslaught in the heroic way which you have done, and that you häve endured it success- fully for such a long time. We fervently hope that better times will soon come, and that the new China will rise still stronger after this dreadful ordeal. Some weeks ago I received, from my bookseller in Peking, a new heft (7:4) of the Li shi yu yen tsi k'an. It is admirable that you are able to continue the learned activities in the midst of this catastrophe, and I wish to congratulate you on this account, I read with some astonishment the article by Tung T'ung-ho with polemåtes
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presentation: 1.3.0 2026-08-26 brev Rådata 512432 arkivdokument Statens museer för världskultur - Östasiatiska museet SMVK-OM Dokument http://kulturarvsdata.se/SMVK-OM/arkivdokument/512432 E1A-17_0071 O0H6 against me. Not because of his objections - they are easily refuted which I shall do presently - but because of the aggressive and frankly inimical tone oth the article. Oould you tell me whether the Museum of the Geological Survey in Nanking, and the prehistoric finds from Kansu, have been damaged or are safe? I hope it is true, what I have heard, that the Anyang finds are safe in Sichuan. With kind regards, Yours cordially OOH4 Stockholm, December 13, 1938. L.K. Professor Fu Si-nien, Academia Sinica, 663, To Tung Road, rlunnanfyu. China, Dear Professor Fu, Some time ago I sent you vol. 10 of our Bulletin, just published, and last year about this time I forwarded vol. 9 of the same publication. I wonder so much whether you have received them, and whether a letter I wrote to you last spring ever reached you. We all here, friends of China and of our Ohinese colleagues, are extremely anxious about the happings in the Far East. We find it wonderful that you have been able to sustain the onslaught in the heroic way which you have done, and that you häve endured it success- fully for such a long time. We fervently hope that better times will soon come, and that the new China will rise still stronger after this dreadful ordeal. Some weeks ago I received, from my bookseller in Peking, a new heft (7:4) of the Li shi yu yen tsi k'an. It is admirable that you are able to continue the learned activities in the midst of this catastrophe, and I wish to congratulate you on this account, I read with some astonishment the article by Tung T'ung-ho with polemåtes Tillverkad 1938 image/jpeg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/tn/10242321/E1A-17_0071a.jpg https://collections.smvk.se/carlotta-om/web/image/zoom/10242320/E1A-17_0071a.jpg http://kulturarvsdata.se/resurser/License#by-nc-n…