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Low-Key Club

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The Low-Key Club was a pacifist group composed of a faction of party, government, military, and academic elites from the Nanjing Nationalist Government prior to and during the early stages of the Second Sino-Japanese War. They were dissatisfied with the prevailing "hysteria" that promoted war against Japan and emphasized China's inability to effectively counter Japan's military power.[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

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  1. 孟端星,左永平:也谈陶希圣与“和平运动”,思茅师范高等专科学校学报,2005年01期,第40-44页。
  2. 刘春阳:“简析低调俱乐部”,《黑龙江史志》,2014年21期,第137-139页。
  3. 林建刚:“划不清界限——胡适与高宗武”,《文史天地》,2016年11期,第22-26页。
  4. 林建刚:“从与胡适的交往中看民国报人程沧波”,《经济观察报》,2012年2月24日。
  5. 台北政治大学教授 胡春惠:“汪精卫与‘低调俱乐部’”,《抗日战争研究》,1999年第1期,第35-39页。