Its detractors accused it of having helped to "lose China" to Communism.

The question will not be who lost China but who lost America's guardian principles.

The hunt for those who "lost China" was well under way.

It only takes one generation to lose China.

That's what happened in 1949; hard-liners asked insistently, "Who lost China?"

We already lost China once this century.

After the war, Currie was one of those blamed for "losing" China.

The immediate preoccupation with losing China diverted long term investment in the humanities and social sciences.

The man whose career began in the era of "Who Lost China?"

He can restart the cold war and ask who lost China, but it will just be Dukakis riding that tank.