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Aarhus Stiftstidende，Danish newspaper，260
Abegg，Lily，Swiss journalist，109—110
Akimov，Vladimir，Soviet aviator，112
Amaya Naojiro，Japanese major general，284 n.81
Amphibious operations，69—70，280 n.82 and 88，across Lake Tai，115；across the Yangtze，200；in Hangzhou Bay，36，45，48，56，63，69，81，91，94；the south bank of the Yangtze，45，56，67—69，84，91—92
Anders，Arthur F.，US Navy lieutenant，215—216
Anqing，Chinese city，232
