17 Volumes
In November 1943, the leaders of China, the United States, and Great Britain reached a consensus at ...
In October 1945, the Nationalist government held a surrender ceremony in Taipei, formally ending Jap...
In the early post-war period, tens of thousands of Taiwanese residing in Japan faced an unprecedente...
During the Japanese colonial era, large numbers of Taiwanese were mobilized or voluntarily traveled ...
After taking over Taiwan, the Nationalist government immediately launched comprehensive "de-Japaniza...
In the early post-war period, the Nationalist government established local self-governance and polit...
At the end of 1946, the Republic of China convened the Constitutional Convention in Nanjing, with Ta...
In the early days of the takeover, Taiwan experienced severe economic turmoil. The Nationalist gover...
On the evening of February 27, 1947, Monopoly Bureau agents seized contraband cigarettes from a wido...
On the afternoon of 8 March 1947 the ships of the reorganised 21st Division came alongside at the Po...
The gunfire of February 28, 1947, spread outward from Taipei, and the fury raced south along the tru...
By March 14, 1947, the sky over Taichung had already changed. The 21st Division, which had landed at...
In the summer of 1949 the staff and students of eight joint middle schools from Shandong came south ...
In the early post-war period, native Taiwanese elites faced an agonizing choice: cooperate with the ...
Chiang Kai-shek's diary is an invaluable primary source for studying post-war Taiwan history. In the...
Beyond official archives and the ruler's diary, the private diaries of native Taiwanese elites offer...
The United States played a subtle yet critical role in post-war Taiwan history. As the principal vic...
