Smedley to Zhu De, October, 1949; Ishigaki, Kaiso no Sumedore, pp. 192-93; Smedley to Raymond Robins, August 23, September 6, 1949

Smedley to Zhu De, October, 1949; Ishigaki, Kaiso no Sumedore, p. 193

Ishigaki, Kaiso no Sumedore, pp. 190-92; Smedley to Zhu De, October, 1949; F.B.I. 61-6580-181

Private communication, Lois W. Snow, May, 1984; interview with LothPrivate communication, Lois W. Snow, May, 1984; interview with Loth

Ishigaki, Kaiso no Sumedore, pp. 190-96; interview with David Loth; Smedley to Ickes, August 23, 1949, in Ickes papers

Ishigaki, Kaiso no Sumedore, pp. 190-96; interview with David Loth; Smedley to Ickes, August 23, 1949, in Ickes papers

Smedley to Raymond Robins, February 12, 1949, in Robins papers

Strong and Keyssar, Right in Her Soul, pp. 233-65. It was because of this split in the Committee for Democratic Far Eastern Policy over the Strong matter that two (rival) memorial meetings were held in New York after Smedley's death in May, 1950. One was organized by Snow; the other by the committee

F.B.I. 100-68282-173; Daily Worker, June 12, 1949

Marjia Vilfan, »Agnes Smedley,« Review of International Affairs (Belgrade) 1, no. 1 (June 7, 1958): 16 (reference courtesy of Mark Seldon)