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Altre immagini????????????. [Byokochin Kumitate daibutai s?chi]. [Papercraft Diorama Kit on the Attack near Shanghai].
1932 SHANGHAI "INCIDENT" ATTACK - CHILDREN'S PROPAGANDA TOY KIT].
Editore: ???. [Hakubunkan]. Showa 8[1933]., ??. [Tokyo]., 1933
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Aggiungi al carrelloSix colour card cutout sheets, folded as issued, 39 x 27cm, original wrapper with instructions (28 x 21cm). Paper wrapper chipped and torn with a little loss now neatly repaired with washi. Instructions are complete and the card sheets are in very good condition. This papercraft diorama kit was issued as a supplement to the chil…dren?s magazine Tankai in April 1933. The kit recreates scenes from the Japanese attack outside Shanghai in February 1932. During the mission to break through the Chinese defence line, three Japanese soldiers were killed and subsequently celebrated as national war heroes, known as ????? (The Three Brave Bombing Soldiers). Their bravery was highly revered, and they became symbols of courage and sacrifice. The kit includes six platforms that, when combined, create a rising scene from the creek bed section. It depicts Japanese soldiers attacking Chinese buildings positioned on a hill, supported by artillery and tanks. The set features numerous cutouts of Japanese soldiers in action, while a smaller number of cutouts portray frightened Chinese fighters. Through this diorama, young children learned about the conflict by recreating battle scenes and identifying with the war heroes during play. The kit not only served as a form of entertainment but also as a tool for instilling nationalistic pride and wartime ideology in the younger generation.
Editore: ??????. [?saka Asahi Shinbun]. Showa 7 [1932]., ??. [Osaka]., 1932
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Aggiungi al carrelloLarge folding coloured map, 54 x 77.5cm (including margin and captions), three inset maps, black and white photographic panorama of the Bund (with explanatory key in Japanese to major buildings) printed at the foot, paper tape repairs along folds on the reverse. Some browning, a little creased in places but overall good. Issued…two days after the withdrawal of Chinese forces following the January 28th 1932 "Shanghai Incident" as a supplement to the 5th of March issue of the ?saka Asahi Shinbun ?????? (No.18,076). The January 28th, 1932 "Shanghai Incident" between China and Japan was part of larger regional territorial aspirations, and although an uneasy cessation of conflict was achieved in March, this was not to be the end of the matter. This interesting city plan shows Shanghai in detail with street names in both English and Chinese characters. The three inset maps are of south-central China, a plan of Nanjing city and a map of Wusong [Suzhou] District. A panoramic photograph of the Bund taken over the rooftops of Pudong with numbers indicating the Japanese names of the buildings is featured at the foot of the map.
