Feng Yi : Local Elites and Native-Place Ties. Refugee Relief in Shanghai (1937-1940). This paper is a study of the refugee problem in Shanghai during the early years of the Sino-Japanese war. The first part is devoted to a quantitative assessment of the refugees that overwhelmed the foreign settlements after the conflict broke out in August 1937. Although a large number of refugees were received in camps, the majority just spilled over the streets. The second part examines the role of the various authorities and private associations in the organization of relief. It highlights the priority given to public order and public health by the authorities and their effort to contain the flows of refugees. The third part focusses on the role of pri...
This project details three political organizations that sprang up during the late 1920s in the city ...
Even before the decline of the Qing Dynasty, which began at the turn of the 19th century, there were...
Besides huge communities of British, French, Americans, Japanese and Russians (the last, only after ...
Feng Yi : Local Elites and Native-Place Ties. Refugee Relief in Shanghai (1937-1940). This paper is...
Shanghai was probably the first large metropolis to experience large-scale modern warfare in its ver...
The Japanese occupation of Shanghai from 1937 to 1945 was one of the most dramatic events in the cit...
The large-scale migration that resulted in the rapid growth of Shanghai during the early twentieth c...
The thesis introduces the international efforts in saving Chinese refugees by twenty four Westerners...
This paper examines the Jewish refugees who fled to Shanghai from Nazis persecution between late 193...
This paper was prepared in 2000. I updated it for the AAS conference in 2002. All comments and sugge...
The Guomindang and its Connections with the Shanghai Society in 1923. This paper examines the changi...
Since its opening to the West in 1843, Shanghai had served as destination for four waves of Jewish i...
10 pages, HMSO Command papers no. 4021https://digitalrepository.trincoll.edu/moore/1062/thumbnail.jp
The Reforming Activity of the Chinese Local Elites in Early 20th Century. The Example of the Jiangsu...
This dissertation examines the problem of Chinese collaboration with Japan during the Second World W...
This project details three political organizations that sprang up during the late 1920s in the city ...
Even before the decline of the Qing Dynasty, which began at the turn of the 19th century, there were...
Besides huge communities of British, French, Americans, Japanese and Russians (the last, only after ...
Feng Yi : Local Elites and Native-Place Ties. Refugee Relief in Shanghai (1937-1940). This paper is...
Shanghai was probably the first large metropolis to experience large-scale modern warfare in its ver...
The Japanese occupation of Shanghai from 1937 to 1945 was one of the most dramatic events in the cit...
The large-scale migration that resulted in the rapid growth of Shanghai during the early twentieth c...
The thesis introduces the international efforts in saving Chinese refugees by twenty four Westerners...
This paper examines the Jewish refugees who fled to Shanghai from Nazis persecution between late 193...
This paper was prepared in 2000. I updated it for the AAS conference in 2002. All comments and sugge...
The Guomindang and its Connections with the Shanghai Society in 1923. This paper examines the changi...
Since its opening to the West in 1843, Shanghai had served as destination for four waves of Jewish i...
10 pages, HMSO Command papers no. 4021https://digitalrepository.trincoll.edu/moore/1062/thumbnail.jp
The Reforming Activity of the Chinese Local Elites in Early 20th Century. The Example of the Jiangsu...
This dissertation examines the problem of Chinese collaboration with Japan during the Second World W...
This project details three political organizations that sprang up during the late 1920s in the city ...
Even before the decline of the Qing Dynasty, which began at the turn of the 19th century, there were...
Besides huge communities of British, French, Americans, Japanese and Russians (the last, only after ...