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The XXth Century, Shanghai, 1941-1945: A Guide
Tables of Contents
in Chronological Order
by Months
Volume IV
January to June 1943
JANUARY/1943
War and Revolution..............................................Klaus Mehnert.............1
[a look at the underlying currents of the past years' events]
Unlimited Training......................................Admiral Sankichi Takahashi.......10
[success of Japanese fleet despite the handiacap of Washington Naval Conference]
The Secret of Japanese Landing Successes................Lieut. Gen. Masahaur Homma.......17
[experiences and ideas from general who conquered the Philippines]
Adventures with Speedboats..............................Commander G. Pagano di Melito....21
[WWI tales by officer of first navy to adopt speed boat technology]
Some of Our Contributors........................................Photographs..............30
The Luftwaffe on the Eastern Front..............................General Quade............31
[German aerial warfare author describes phases of war]
Submarines in Modern War........................................Rear Admiral Lutzow......34
[German naval commentator's ideas on the subject]
Harvest in Spain (Photographs)..................................Werner Cohnitz...........37
Crete-The Rise and Fall of a Naval Power (illustrated)..........Etienne Palezieux........41
[Crete history; author worked with famed archeologist Wilhelm Dorpfeld]
Chinese Life and Fashions.......................................Eileen Chang.............54
[essay on fashion and amusing psychoanalysis of "modern" China]
The March of War................................................Editorial Staff
The Soviet Front..............................................................62
North Africa..................................................................67
The Battle of Tons............................................................71
Uncle Sam's Scattered Sons....................................................76
Stalin's Orders...............................................................76
Cartoon of the Month............................................Sapajou..................69
The Window: The Latest US Elections.............................Editorial Staff..........77
Book Review..............................................................................81
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FEBRUARY/1943 [entire issue 82p, 15MB]
Germany and Japan...............................................Heinrich Stahmer.........83
[by German Ambassador to first China, then Japan - appointed 1-1-1943]
Out of the Ashes................................................Editorial Staff..........86
[reconstruction of Eastern European areas freed from Bolshevism]
Cartoon of the Month............................................Sapajou..................93
Lt. Col. Lehrbas, P.R.O.........................................Wilhelm Schulze..........97
[information gathered from Australian newspapers]
My Road to January 30, 1933.....................................Anonymous...............103
[personal experiences up to day Hitler became German Chancellor]
Standardization, a Dormant Treasure.............................G. Walting..............114
[advantages of it and comparisons of Europe and America]
The Spirit of Japanese Paintings(illustrated)...................Juppo Araki.............123
[insight gained from lifetime in art by son of famed artist Kampo Araki]
The Youth of Europe.............................................Baldur von Schirach.....131
[the process of nationalism to Europeans by a leading youth]
Chinese Movies (illustrated)....................................Liu Sze-hsun............138
[a look at film industry following the suspension of U.S. movie showings]
The Spell of Spring. A Story...................................Jun Minamikawa..........149
[Japanese short story about a young girl in love]
The Window: United States Planes...............................Editorial Staff.........159
Book Review.............................................................................163
Japanese Magazines......................................................................164
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MARCH/1943 [entire issue 78p, 15MB]
After Brussilov Came the End...................................Klaus Mehnert..............165
[traces the aftereffects of the WWI generals losses down to the revolution]
The American Theocracy.........................................Dr. Liemar Hennig..........180
[former Union Theological Seminary student on what the Protestant church has
meant to the development of the American mentality]
Cartoon of the Month...........................................Sapajou....................193
The Last 48 Days of the French Empire..........................Paul-Francois Carcopino....194
[author of "France Under the Armistice" on loss of French Colonial Empire]
Tunisia (Photographs)..........................................Lehnert & Landrock.........199
Amsterdam.Lisbon.Stockholm.....................................K. H. Abshagen.............204
[journalist on how war has affected news gathering]
El Chileno.....................................................O. A. Gangl................212
[Chile severs diplomatic relations with Axis powers on 1-20-1943]
Modern German Literature.......................................Hermann Schafer............219
[three writers representing the state of literature]
Of Lice and Men (illustrated)..................................Dr. G. B. Mathews..........227
[deals with measures against typhus]
Miaow, Miaow, Pussycat. A Story...............................Emil Jorgensen.............236
[Danish humor]
Book Review...............................................................................241
Documents: Tripartite Economic Pacts; Chancellor Hitler's Proclamation
On January 30, 1943; Reich Marshal Goering's Speech of January 30, 1943...............241
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APRIL/1943[entire issue 76p, 15MB]
Round Trip Through East Asia (illustrated).....................Klaus Mehnert..............243
[summarizes personal impressions of regions peoples and leaders]
Mexico. The End of an Independence (illustrated)...............Paul Max Weber.............254
[how American imperialism helped reduce Mexico to near "provincial" status]
Cartoon of the Month...........................................Sapajou....................263
World War and International Law................................Paolo Caniggia.............265
[how international law functions in practice in the midst of war]
The Path of the Bushi (illustrated)............................Hermann Bohner.............269
[further observations of Japanese character by author of a previous article]
The Magazines of China (illustrated)...........................Doe Ching..................277
[deals with publications in Chinese language]
Persian Scenes (illustrated)...................................E. M.......................282
Bolshevist "Humor".............................................Klaus Mehnert..............293
[comparison of current Boshevist humor with that of 10 years ago]
The March of War in North Africa...............................Editorial Staff............299
The Breviary for Lovers. A Story..............................Felix Timmermans...........302
[by Flemish writer and author of "Pallieter"]
The Window: United States Army Morale.........................Michael Evans..............308
Book Review...............................................................................311
Japanese Magazines........................................................................315
On the Screen.............................................................................317
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MAY/1943[entire issue 74p, 14MB]
The Winter War.................................................Klaus Mehnert..............319
[survey of 1942-'43 winter battles on German Eastern Front]
Beyond the Indo-Burmese Border (illustrated)...................Werner Jahnke..............339
[about the frontier areas by someone with personal experience]
After the Battle...............................................Wilhelm Schulze............352
[impressions of German newsman on areas occupied by Japan]
Artist in Paradise.............................................Etienne Palezieu...........359
[on French artist Paul Jacoulets' South Sea experiences]
People of the South Seas (woodprints)..........................Paul Jacoulet..............363
The Birds Ought to Know........................................T. Takasaki................368
[Manchoukuo's leading industrialist compares task of Greater East Asia
Co-Prosperity Sphere to migratory birds]
The Blood of the Earth.........................................G. H. Schwabe..............370
[research and discovery about natures "hot springs"]
Hot Springs in Japan...........................................Photographs................375
Hannibal in China (illustrated)................................Alfred Hoffman.............380
[how ordinary Chinese understood political philosophy in the early Republic]
The Man at the Mike............................................Ruth Wall..................383
[a look at the emerging institution of the "news commentator"]
Portuguese Short Stories:
Drama.....................................................Julio Dantas................387
A Profitable Vintage......................................Fialho D'Almeida............388
Book Review...............................................................................391
On the Screen.............................................................................392
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JUNE/1943[entire issue 72p, 14MB]
The Tragic Road of Poland (illustrated).......................H. M........................393
[outline of Polish history and relationship to Europe]
Cartoon of the Month..........................................Sapajou.....................397
Seven Million Foreign Laborers (illustrated)..................Editorial Staff.............409
[unifying effects of common work on common goal in Germany]
War and Modern Surgery........................................Dr. P. Muto-Nardone.........415
[author was a surgeon to Italian Embassy in China as well as a Naval Surgeon]
Nippon's Destroyers (illustrated).............................Keisuke Nagashima...........423
Duels by Night (illustrated)..................................G. Thaler...................429
[success of German night fighter planes against Allied bombers]
Still Alive...................................................Eileen Chang................432
[on the famous Chinese institution of the Peking Opera]
The Sources of European Fashions (illustrated)................Juliane Urban...............439
[wars restrictions on fashion allow a broader look at the subject]
Angel. A Story...............................................Kin Shiryo..................443
[by a young Korean author]
The Window:
Hollywood Handles Dynamite................................Frederic Sondern............448
New Novels from Europe....................................R. L........................450
The March of War:
The Battle of the Seven Seas..............................Editorial Staff.............453
The Fronts in China.......................................Editorial Staff.............459
Book Review...............................................................................460
On the Screen.............................................................................463
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