Studies of Editorials of Chinese Newspapers Regarding the Anti-Japanese War (1937--1945)
by Pei, Kuangyi, M.A., EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY, 2011, 59 pages; 1501628

Abstract:

More than sixty years have passed since China’s Resistance War against Japan in 1937–1945 ended. Chinese people made a significant contribution to winning the victory over Japan. Chinese newspapers and magazines, especially editorials at that time, played a key role in the propaganda of the War of Resistance, boosting national morale, and exposing war crimes of Japanese aggressors.

Chinese newspapers and magazines included many important incidents and issues regarding the War of Resistance. This thesis selects editorials of three representative topics: the future of the War of Resistance, the defensive combat of the Chinese nationalist army in the front lines, and the war crimes of Japanese invaders to offer a clear, concise narrative whose central themes are better reflecting and commemorating that unforgettable time from the cultural dimension.
 
AdviserHenry J. Antkiewicz
SchoolEAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY
SourceMAI/ 50-01, p. , Sep 2011
Source TypeThesis
SubjectsAsian history; Journalism
Publication Number1501628
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