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The XXth Century, Shanghai, 1941-1945: A Guide
Tables of Contents
in Chronological Order
by Months
Volume VI
January to June 1944
JANUARY/1944 [entire issue, 79p, 15MB]
Two Years of Greater East Asia War:
Soldiers in the Tropics...............Lt. Gen. Hiroshi Kambayashi..1
[Head of Medical Bureau of the Imperial Japanese Army
on moral and physical stamina of Japanese troops]
Cartoon of the Month...................Sapajou.....................5
The World's Youngest Republic
(illustrated)........................Adam Vollhardt..............6
[From Philippines on Declaration of Independence]
Interview with the Nethaji.............Wilhelm Schulze............15
[Portrait of Indian nationalist Subhas Chandra Bose]
Eastern Siberia-Underpopulated
Treasure House.......................Klaus Mehnert..............19
[Focus on recent industrial developments and trends]
The Living God of Llasa (illustrated)..Fosco Maraini..............32
[Author of "Lontanc Tibet" on the Dalai Lama]
Biotechnics............................G. H. Schwabe..............39
French Dissidents......................Paul-Francois Carcopino....42
[Analysis of developments in dissident camp for preceeding 12 months]
Skyscrapers.......................................................Alfred Romain............49
[Life in and among the skyscrapers of NYC]
The Lotus (illustrated)...........................................Eleanor Consten..........54
[Flowers as a symbol of feelings and ideas]
The March of War: The Battle of the Seven Seas...................Editorial Staff..........62
The Suicide. A Story.............................................Henri Troyat.............67
[written by winner of the 1938 Priz Goncourt for the novel "L'Araigne"]
Book Review................................................................................74
Appendices........................................................Editorial Staff
Economic Geography of Eastern Siberia..................................................75
Eastern Siberia's Production...........................................................79
Industry in Eastern Siberia............................................................80
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FEBRUARY/1944 [entire issue, 78p, 14MB]
Shoulder Straps-And Then?.........................................Klaus Mehnert............81
[Soviet strategic social flip-flops for war purposes]
Cartoon of the Month..............................................Sapajou..................97
Thoughts at Night.................................................Kurt E. Wolff...........100
[A young Panzer lieutenant on his personal changes]
The World's Resources of Energy...................................R. Buchert..............103
[On chemical energy and energy storage]
The Science of Labor..............................................E. Bramesfeld...........110
[By German Reich Committee for Labor Studies labor psychologist]
Contemporary German Sculpture (illustrated).......................Max Loehr...............113
The Case of the Whispering Gallery................................Frederick Wiehl.........119
[American labor leader describes process behind selecting presidential candidates]
Profession: Picture Hunting (illustrated)........................Jacques Martin..........125
[Photo journalist tells how the job is done]
Portrait of an Inventor...........................................J. S....................134
[Arthur Harris and his "Pacification By Bombing" in India]
Silk and the Japanese (illustrated)...............................Aenne Sano-Gerber.......136
[Thread closely interwoven with economic and cultural life of people]
The Window: Victory Through Air Power?...........................G. U....................145
The March of War: The Mediterranean Front........................Editorial Staff.........147
My Mother's Husband. A Story.....................................Andre Birabeau..........148
[French playwright and author]
Book Review...............................................................................156
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MARCH/1944 [entire issue, 78p, 15MB]
Socialism from Above..............................................Klaus Mehnert...........157
[reaction of Allied bombing raids on Germans]
Blueprints for the World..........................................Editorial Staff.........163
[Allied plans for postwar world]
Cartoon of the Month..............................................Sapajou.................169
Climate and Man...................................................Willy Hellpach..........178
Former opposition candidate for Reich President (von Hindenburg)
On man as a part of nature]
Buildings of Tomorrow (illustrated)...............................Editorial Staff.........187
A College Boy Joins the Navy......................................Lieut. Kenryu Takato....196
[translated by Press Bureau of the Imperial Japanese Fleet in Chinese Waters]
News and Views....................................................K. H. Abshagen..........201
[On differences between "news-"papers" and "views-" papers]
Burma Trails (illustrated)........................................Walter J. Kahler........205
[First hand pre-war description of Burma and countryside]
The Window:
Meet Lisbon...................................................E.Th....................218
Life in Finland...............................................Lennart F. Strid........219
The Isle of the Colossus..........................................H. St...................221
[Life and customs of historic Rhodes Island]
Five Stories from Rhodes..................................................................224
Appendix: Documents on Postwar Plans.....................................................229
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APRIL/1944 [entire issue, 78p, 15MB]
From Jeroboam to Benes............................................Klaus Mehnert...........235
[Analysis of a current war characteristic resulting in 16 countries
with "governments" outside their own frontiers]
Inside Germany....................................................Franz Josef Spahn.......257
[War hero writes about life in Germany from a 1942/43 home visit]
European Journeys:
Lorraine Lost Its Hyphen......................................Wolfgang Hopker.........266
Switzerland-Island of Neutrality..............................Georg Brautigam.........268
Europe from the Air...............................................Photographs.............271
Petrified Sunlight................................................G. B.Mathews............275
[How the Sun's energy is stored in coal]
The Battle of Sekigahara..........................................Hermann Bohner..........283
[Author shows how all Japan's previous history conveyed at this battle]
Sonya.............................................................Giselher Wirsing........290
[On career of a Soviet girl: from Russia to Hollywood]
Theater-East and West:
History Reigned on Tokyo's Stage..............................Carl Gilber.............292
The Paris Theater Season 1943/44..............................M. K....................294
Versailles of the Popes...........................................Theodore Vaucher........297
[The Pope's Alban Hills residence named Castle Gandolfo]
The Window:
The English Discuss Their Foreign Policy......................W. W....................299
Rumania Finances the War..............................................................301
The March of War: American Casualties....................................................303
The Cheese Tiger. A Story........................................Erwin Heimann...........305
[Example of Swiss reflective literature]
Book Review...............................................................................311
Documents (Prime Minister Churchill's Speech of February 22, 1944)........................311
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MAY/1944 [entire issue, 76p, 16MB]
In the Wake of the Blitz..........................................Lily Abegg..............313
[Swiss journalist describes experiences of Germany's Western campaign]
Cartoon of the Month..............................................Sapajou.................321
Germany and Europe (illustrated)..................................W. Brettschneider.......322
Makers of East Asia's Weather.....................................Ernest Gherzi...........330
[Famed director at Zi Ka Wei Observatory on East Asian weather]
Two Secrets of the Red Billions...................................Editorial Staff.........338
[Analysis of Soviet Union's 1944 budget]
The Croats (illustrated)..........................................Carl Heinz Eickert......345
[History of the Croats]
Twilight Front....................................................Bernhard Gramlich.......354
[Describes the Murmansk Front of the Polar regions]
April Fool in Palestine...........................................P. S. P. V..............357
[On the April 1, 1944 British mandate in Palestine halting Jewish immigration]
"Dangerous Bank-Note Circulation".................................Walter Siek.............360
[On large increase of cash circulation in the world]
The Russians in East Asia (illustrated)...........................N. N. Nikolayev.........363
[Survey of history of Russian expatriates in China]
The Window:
The Seven Worries of Turkey...........................................................378
Rehabilitation in France..............................................................379
The March of War:
Anzio and Nettuno-Second Front Rehearsal......................Editorial Staff.........381
Twelve O'Clock. A Story..........................................Frederick Wiehl.........383
[American author's humorous theme involving the underworld]
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JUNE/1944 [entire issue, 72p, 14MB]
Of Time and Life in the USA (illustrated).........................Editorial Staff.........389
[Due to lack of authentic material, little has been written about USA;
included here, America's attitude towards the war]
The British Press.................................................K. H. Abshagen..........405
[Analysis of the nature of British newspapers and publishing]
Cartoon of the Month..............................................Sapajou.................414
Voices from Germany...............................................Excerpts from Letters...415
[Excerpts of 12 letters to residents in East Asia from Germany]
Swedish Panorama..................................................K. A. S. (Stockholm)....423
[Life in neutral Sweden]
Air War over Europe...............................................Kurt Fischer............426
[Technical details and figures on the air war]
On the Black River................................................Haro Trustedt...........434
[Description of fighting from the northern German-Soviet border]
War Economy and Socialism.........................................Fritz Nonnenbruch.......438
Rockets and Shells................................................Alfred Stettbacher......440
[Swiss explosives expert on recent developments in the subject]
Transport Planes or Freighters?...................................Editorial Staff.........443
[Pros and cons of freight movement by plane]
Land of Limited Possibilities.....................................Editorial Staff.........445
[Glance at future raw material situation]
The Window:
Canada Cannot Turn Back.......................................C. L. (Lisbon)..........447
A New Trans-American Canal?...................................H. J. (Madrid)..........448
Is Lancashire Doomed?.......................................Editorial Staff.........450
[Future prognosis of one-time world cotton capital]
Old Jinshichi. A Story...........................................Joji Tsubota............452
[Japanese literature-author spans range from childhood to old age]
Book Review...............................................................................460
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