World War II against Fascism in China

Author: Peng Xunhou
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The book China in the World Anti-Fascist War focuses on introducing how China's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression has always been the main battlefield for the Asia-Pacific region to fight against fascism. Through blood and sacrifice, the Chinese people established their historical status as one of the world's four major powers in the anti-fascist war. During World War II, despite suffering immense war hardships, the Chinese people used their limited strength to assist a large number of foreigners. Books such as Jews in China and Jews in Tianjin recreate historical events around this theme. At the same time, China's resistance was supported and aided by many countries around the world. Books like Historical Memory, Chennault and the Flying Tigers, The Hump Air Transport, and Rescue of the Doolittle Raid document major events such as the famous "Flying Tigers," "The Hump," and "Doolittle." After their publication, these books were exhibited and collected at the U.S. Capitol, the U.S. Air Force Museum, and the George W. Bush Presidential Library in Texas, causing a great response among U.S. policymakers, military personnel, and American veterans who participated in the Chinese War of Resistance.