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Elizabeth Keith's illustration, on the cover of The Times' Japanese Supplement. Illustration depicts the rising sun over Tokyo bay. There is thriving industry, shown by a multitude of smoking factory chimneys, and a prepared fleet looking seaward…

The China Monthly review, edited by American, Shanghai-dwelling journalist, John William Powell, was produced from the end of World War Two in 1945, until the firm ran low on funding in July 1953. The periodical had original been 'The China Weekly…

The printed 'Vol. 4' has been crossed out and replaced with 'Vol. 5'. News published in London but produced in China.
Articles on China in this issue: 'Future of African Trade', 'Red Mongolia', 'Greetings by Comrade Chow Ho-Sin to the Seventh World…

A collection of copies of a monthly American periodical indicating developments in prevailing affairs in Northeast Asia. Published in San Francisco.

Issues in O'Connor's collection:
April 1938 (Vol. 1, No. 2): Shall We Fight Japan?
May - June…

A pamphlet published in 1950 by the Daily Worker. This headline clipping indicates Korea's position both as a contested territory and a victim to competing imperialsms.

Photographs curated to display elements of Japanese culture and provide insights to this cultural advance into Manchuria. The CIRN Exhibition (QUB, Sept 2019) displayed the map on the back cover of the magazine. This map shows Japan's transport links…

Cover of book, showing a Korean child lying on the body of his Mother, victims of the Korean War. Subtitle: 'Revelations and confessions written by American soldiers of torture, rape, arson, looting and cold-blooded murder of defenceless civilians…

Magazine published 1930-1939.

A two page spread from the Japan Advertiser Magazine (1938-1939), of photographs showing Japanese instigated agricultural and industrial developments in the region.

No. 3439. 'An evening newspaper published every 5 days except on Sundays & the Japanese national holidays'