Image: North-China Sunday News, Feb 28, 1932.
This map was published in the aftermath of the "Shanghai Incident," during which the residential district of Chapei (Zhabei) was incinerated.
Hand-drawn aerial map of Shanghai, seen from the north
Image: North-China Sunday News, Feb 28, 1932.
This map was published in the aftermath of the "Shanghai Incident," during which the residential district of Chapei (Zhabei) was incinerated.
Posts from This Journal “1930s” Tag
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Lifting the curfew (1937) Some persons were simply elated with it, others regret it now, quite a few people didn't notice it at all, but no one would say it wasn't…
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Nevada Semenza, the journalist of the China Press (1931) Aside from her duties as the woman's page editor at the China Press, Nevada Semenza wrote interesting articles on Shanghai's city life and…
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American Warship Entertains Local Children (1930) Over 250 local poor children, mostly Russians, were given a treat aboard the USS Barker on Christmas morning. A number of launches were chartered…
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