Title: Brian Wayne Wells, Esquire, reviews Barbara Tuchman
Review: It is always a pleasure to read Barbara Tuchman's books, the 1970 "Stillwell and the American Experience in China" is no exception.It has often been alleged that the "fall of China" to the Communist Party in 1949 was the spur to the paranoid period in United States politics that followed 1949. This whole era has been called the "McCarthy Era." The question of "Who lost China?" played a big role in the politics of the early 1950s.Consequently, "Stillwell and the American Experience in China is a very important book for a substantive understanding of the events that led to the 1949 Revolution in China...Tuchman's writing keeps the reader's attention to the very end.
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