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The XXth Century, Shanghai, 1941-1945: A Guide

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Volume II
January to June 1942

JANUARY/1942
  The World at War........................Klaus Mehnert...........1
      [differences in approach to world situation]

  WAR IN THE PACIFIC
      The Road to the "War of 
      Greater East Asia"...............K. H. Abshagen.............5
      [German journalist's perspective in Tokyo]

  Bombs on Hawaii (Photographs)..................................11

  72 Hours Which Shook the World (with maps)...Editorial Staff...13
      [first 72 hours of Japanese military strikes in Pacific]

  Japan Strikes Out (Photographs)

  Gibraltar of the Pacific (with maps)....Klaus Mehnert..........19
      [strategic importance of Hawaii in Pacific]

  Mirror, Sword, and Jewel................Hermann Bohner.........29
      [perspective on essence of Japanese culture]

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The Pearl King (Photographs)...................................Werner Cohnitz.........37

Re-Orientation of the Orient...................................Kiang Kang-hu..........43
	[former U.C. Berkley professor on China's flipflop relationship
	  with Western ideas]

Henry and Constance............................................H. Benrath.............52
	[excerpt from historical novel explaining collapse of Holy Roman Empire]

Timor Mulata...................................................Maria da Costa Roque...58
	[short story set in Portuguese colony of Timor written by former resident]

Book Reviews (Fight for the Pacific by Mark G. Gayn; 
    Our Future in Asia By Robert Aura Smith)..........................................63

Review of English Language Magazines on Asia..........................................65

Review of Japanese Magazines..........................................................67

On the Screen (The Princess with the Iron Fan [illustrated])..........................70

Documents:  Rescript of H. M. the Emperor of Japan; Memorandum 
    of the Japanese Foreign Office; Hitler's Speech in the 
     German Reichstag.................................................................73

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FEBRUARY/1942
Pacific Strategy (with maps).................................Klaus Mehnert............81 
	[survey of current known strategy in Pacific] 

Inside Russia................................................Editorial Staff..........94 
	[underlying reasons behind the Soviet strategy] 

The Russian Winter (chart)...................................Editorial Staff.........105 

Supercargoes in New Guinea................................H. Schmidt and S. Lohmann..106 
	[on trade in area written by experienced traders] 

New Guinea, Land of Copra and Kanakas........................Photographs.............111 

Landscape Painting - East and West...........................Elenor Consten..........120 
	[former Harvard University professor's analysis on the subject] 

Meditation, A Poem...........................................Wei Li Bo...............126 

Modern Photographs or Ancient Paintings?.....................Hedda Hammer............127

Women of the Blue Lake.......................................No. 399.................133
	[diary excerpts from women's internment camp in Java during 1940]

After the Rain, A Poem.......................................Wei Li Bo...............138

Shanghai's Morning After (with illustrations by Sapajou).....Hilaire du Berrier......139
	[American writer's satire on changes affecting Shanghai due to war]

The March of War in the Pacific (with maps).Editorial Staff..........................145

Book Review (The Chinese in Thailand by K. P. Landon)................................154

Review of English Language Magazines.................................................155

Review of Japanese Magazines.........................................................157

On the Screen (Here Comes Mr. Jordan; Aloma of the South Seas).......................159

Documents:  Admiral Shigetaro Shimada's Speech 
  before the Diet, January 21, 1942..................................................160

Maps:  Chain of Anglo-American Bases in the Pacific before December 8 (p. 82)
	Chain of Anglo-American Basis in the Pacific today (p. 83); Japanese and
	Allied Bases in the Pacific (p. 85); March of War in Hongkong (p. 146); 
	March of  War in Luzon (p. 148); March of War in Malaya (p. 150); March 
	Of War in the East Indies (p. 152)

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MARCH/1942
Between the Lines (with a map)...............................(Klaus Mehnert).........161
	[a look at less prominently displayed news items]

Cartoon of the Month..........................................Sapajou................165

The Light of Asia.............................................A Student of Buddhism..171
	[a look at Buddhism]

Buddhism in Our Time..........................................Photographs............179

Australia the Virgin (with sketches by Clare With)............James O'Rourke.........190
	[American author's critical look at Australia's economic dependence on  England]

Down Under (photographs)......................................W. D. Hoops............195

The Butterflies Told Me (with a map)..........................Dr. H. Hoene...........203
	[author's 30 years of research and discovery trace origins and migrations]

From Monroe to Rio............................................Criollo................211
	[analysis of 1940 Pan-American Conference with reference to Monroe Doctrine]

Soldier Writers of Japan......................................Tsutomu Narasaki.......215
	[author/writer of "Shinsho" magazine on the effects of war on literature]

Poetry and the Pacific War....................................F. Langer..............224
	[poems by Hakushu Kitahara and Haruo Sato]

The Flood (with illustrations by Sapajou).....................Geort Britting.........226
	[short story set on the Danube River]

Book Review (Barley and Soldiers, Mud and Soldiers, Sea and Soldiers, 
  by Ashihei Hino; The Soldier's Log, by Masaur Taniguchi;  
  Niku-Dan, by Tadayoshi Sakurai; Australien, by Wilhelm Nowack).....................229 

Review of English Language Magazines.................................................231

Review of Japanese Magazines.........................................................233

On the Screen (The Vamp; Flesh [illustrated])........................................235

Documents:  Prime Minister Churchhill's Speech before the House of 
  Commons, January 28, 1942; Chancellor Hitler's Speech, January 30, 1942............236

Results of First Photo Contest.......................................................240

Maps:   The Indian Ocean after the Fall of Singapore (p. 166); Five Sketches of 
	Australia (pp. 191-201); Prehistoric Continents (p.208)

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APRIL/1942
The Capital (with a map and a chart)..........................Klaus Mehnert..........241
	[Tokyo as East Asia's new capital; problems of establishing 
        a lingua-franca, economic reconstruction, and cultural identity]

Cartoon of the Month..........................................Sapajou................251

Sir Stafford Comes to India...................................H. Ramiah..............252
	[India's position on independence analyzed by Indian journalist]

Glossary of Indian Political Names 
  and Terms...................................................Editorial Staff........257

America Without East Asia's Resources 
  (with a chart)..............................................Dr. Hans Guhl..........258
	[changes in world raw material situation]

The Heart of the World
  (with illustrations by W. Lehmann and a map)................Dagmar Tormaehlen......263
	[colorful description of life on Lake Toba by a world traveler]

Alaska - Bridge or Barrier? (with a map)......................Herbert Tichy..........270

The Sacred Mountain (with photographs)........................Hedda Hammer...........278
	[history/travelogue of China's sacred Hua Shan Mt.]

Japanese Cartoons Through the Ages 
    (illustrated).............................................Saseo Ono..............290
	[cartoonist describes 800 years of Japanese cartoons]

The March of War (with a map).................................Editorial Staff........296

The Unfinished Dance.  A Story................................Brigitte Reinders......301
	[love on Bali Island]

Book Review [Minami-no-Kaze (Southern Wind) by Bunroku Shishi; Hei-no-Michi 
	(The Way of Soldiers) by Kinzo Satomura; Enpo-no-Hito (People at a 
	 Distance) by Hajime Moriyama; Aisuru-Hitotachi (People Who Love) by 
     Kosei Kawabata].................................................................307

Review of English Language Magazines.................................................308

Review of Japanese Magazines.........................................................310

On the Screen (Japanese Newsreels; War Effects on Movie Production; Film
  And History; Modern Subjects)......................................................313

Sports...............................................................................315

Documents:  Chancellor Hitler's Speech, March 15, 1942...............................316

Tuning In............................................................................318

Maps:  The East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and its Capital (p.241);  Lake Toba 
	And North Sumatra (p. 264); Alaska (p. 272); Hua Shan (p. 278); March
	Of War in the East Indies (p. 297)

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MAY/1942
Looking North (with two maps).................................Klaus Mehnert..........319
	[after Japan extended control to east, west, and south, this article looks north]

Can America Do It?............................................G. Walting.............330
	[analysis of American armaments industry]

Cartoon of the Month..........................................Sapajou................333

The Strange Case of Leprosy 
    (with two maps)...........................................Drs. E. and E. Gehr....337
	[leading scientists on the disease]

The Battle of the Caribbean 
  (with two maps).............................................Roland Horn............351

Sri Lanka (photographs).......................................Werner Cohnitz.........359

Coyotes Will Grow Up 
    (illustrated by the author)...............................Hilaire du Berrier.....361
	[on authors life growing up in North Dakota]

The Ascent.  A Story (with illustrations by W. Lehmann).......Masafumi Nakai.........371
	[modern Japanese story about climbing a mountain]

The Window:...................................................Editorial Staff
    USA Reaction.....................................................................383
    South of the Rio Grande..........................................................386
    The USSR Faces Spring............................................................388

Letter from the Capital.......................................A. L...................390

Book Review (Elegy by Akira Uesugi; Voice of the Current by Tatsua Ogura;
	Life and Opinions of Tokuno Goro by Tadashi Ito; Fighting Cock by 
    Minpo Sato; Various Races by Hun Takami).........................................391

Review of Japanese Magazines.........................................................393
On the Screen (New Wine; Singapore Woman; Nine Lives are not Enough; 
    Suspicion; This Woman is Mine; All that Money Can Buy)...........................395

Sports...............................................................................398

Documents:  All India Congress Resolution Rejecting Cripps Plan......................399

Tuning In............................................................................400

Maps:  North Pole (p. 323); Bering Sea (p. 325); How Leprosy Has Spread (p. 338);
	Extent of Leprosy Today (p. 341); Percentage of German Taught in Europe
	(p. 348); Atlantic Trade Routes (p. 353); Caribbean Sea (p. 357)

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JUNE/1942
The Two Camps.................................................Klaus Mehnert..........401
	[a 6 month analysis of the war stuation]

Cartoon of the Month..........................................Sapajou................405

The Restless Near East........................................A. Vollhardt...........407

Madagascar - Pawn of the Giants 
  (illustrated)...............................................Louis-Philippe Dubel...415
	[on the allure of the island]

The "Four Lands" (photographs)................................Werner Cohnitz.........427

Stars of Japan (illustrated)..................................Hideo Tsumura..........431
	[film reviewer writes about Japan's stars]

Collector Beware! (illustrated)...............................Mario Prodan...........441
	[art dealer shares experiences for collectors in Asia]

Spices and Christians (illustrated)...........................Klaus Mehnert..........448
	[story of first European power to conquer the Indian Ocean]

The Lure of Ophir (illustrated)...............................Francisca Oliveira.....456
	[Mozambique setting where England and America were to exchange 
	diplomats with Japan]

The Window:...................................................Editorial Staff
    Americans, Tighten Your Belts!...................................................465
    Tug of War in Latin America......................................................468
    Australia Before the Storm.......................................................470

Letter from the Capital.......................................A. L...................472

Book Review (Zwischen zwie Gottern by Fritz Seeker; The Keys of the 
    Kingdom by A. J. Cronin).........................................................473

Review of Japanese Magazines.........................................................474

On the Screen (Puppet Doll of Awa; Record of a Kindergartner; Out of the Fog)........476

Sports...............................................................................477

Documents:  Chancellor Hitler's Speech, April 26, 1942; President Roosevelt's 
    Broadcast, April 27, 1942........................................................478

Maps:  Axis - Controlled Areas (p. 403); Lines of Communication through the 
	Near East (p. 411); Madagascar (p. 419); Africa at the Time of the 
	Portuguese Discoverers (p. 450); South Africa (p. 458)

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