Mark Gayn Dead at 72 - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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• JAPAN DIARY. BY MARK GAYN. (NEW YORK: WILLIAM SLOAN ASSOCIAT, INC.1948. PP. X, 517. $4.00.)
• AN IMPORTANT PUBLIC FIGURE JAPAN SCE PUBLITN OF HIS JAPAN DIARY 1952, THE STAR'S FOREIGN AFFAIRS LUMNIST MARK GAYN IS WRG A SEQUEL, (...)
• MARK GAYN DEAD AT 72
• JAPAN DIARY / MARK GAYN.

JAPAN DIARY. BY MARK GAYN. (NEW YORK: WILLIAM SLOAN ASSOCIAT, INC.1948. PP. X, 517. $4.00.)

Japan DiaryMark Gayn. ; Review: Japan Diary, by Mark Gayn.

By Mark Gayn. It is ed an trigug panorama that Gayn prents, and whether the rear agre wh him all of his observatns, he n hardly acce him of beg unexcg.

Book DetailsTle:Author:Gayn, MarkPlace:New YorkPublisher: W.

AN IMPORTANT PUBLIC FIGURE JAPAN SCE PUBLITN OF HIS JAPAN DIARY 1952, THE STAR'S FOREIGN AFFAIRS LUMNIST MARK GAYN IS WRG A SEQUEL, (...)

Sloane AssociatYear:1948Page:517Reference:Gayn, Mark. by Mark Gayn.

Gayn, timate day by day reportg, rri out the ntentns of Lterbach his strictur on our occupatn Japan and Korea Danger om the East -- and of some other perceptive reporters.

Gayn do not hate to name nam, om MacArthur and Hedge on down. But is an absorbg book nohels, and the years that have passed sce s first publitn have not dimished s value as the chronicle of a highly observant is ed an trigug panorama that Gayn prents, and whether the rear agre wh him all of his observatns, he n hardly acce him of beg unexcg.

MARK GAYN DEAD AT 72

Gayn, Mark, 1902-1981.

FormatPictureNotOrigal Toronto Star ptn: An important public figure Japan sce publitn of his Japan Diary 1952; The Star's foreign affairs lumnist Mark Gayn is wrg a sequel; New Japan Diary; to be published by Japan's largt publishg hoe NHK; October. Two reprentativ of the pany wh Gayn are Sakae Okazaki; left.

Gayn left feelg sure that the 'Amerinizatn' of Japan wouldn't stick and that natnalistic Japan would regroup wh a or two. Much of his enunters wh Japane rerced this opn that the Japane were playg the Amerins and jt bidg their rell that Gayn's time there end wh a uple years of the war's end. Foreign Affairs Magaze Homepage Subscribe Explore Subscribe All Articl Books & Reviews Podst Anthologi Aud Content Author Directory This Day History Events War Ukrae Natnalism Bin Admistratn Vladimir Put Volodymyr Zelensky Taliban Globalizatn Brex Authorarianism Propaganda & Disrmatn Science & Technology Artificial Intelligence Wt Ai Ukrae Rsia Cha Iran Iraq Israel India North Korea Middle East Uned Stat Turkey Sudan View All Regns Essays Snapshots Capsule Reviews Review Essays Ask the Experts Readg Lists Interviews Rpons 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 2020s Newsletters Ctomer Service Frequently Asked Qutns Subscriber Rourc Feedback Instutnal Subscriptns Gift a Subscriptn Contact Advertise Follow Us Foreign Affairs Magaze Homepage Explore My Acunt Sign In Current Issue Archive Books & Reviews Podst Newsletters Search Subscribe Subscribe Sign Email No, thanks Browse book reviews by: Magaze Issue Topic Regn Explore Capsule Review Sign and save to read later Prt this article By Mark Gayn Sloane, 1948, 517 pp.

JAPAN DIARY / MARK GAYN.

Reviewed by Robert Gale WoolbertJuly 1949Published on July 1, 1949 In This Review In This Review Japan Diary By Mark Gayn Sloane, 1948, 517 dark si of Amerin occupatn practic Japan and Korea, related tail by the Tokyo rrponnt of the Chigo Sun durg the first postwar year.

By chance, soon after readg Okano’s say, I was pesg the Japan bookshelf at Half Price Books and happened on “Japan Diary” by Mark Gayn. But Gayn had me by page 2. Mark Gayn, a journalist and thor who was nsired an outstandg thory on the Far East and the Soviet Unn, has died here at the age of 72 after a lengthy battle wh ncer.