Colonial Research Institutions during the Japanese Puppet Regime: History and Documents

Author: Han Jianping
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The "Studies on the History of Modern Chinese Science and Technology" series is a product of the Knowledge Innovation Project of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, titled "Comprehensive Research on the Development of Modern Chinese Science and Technology." It is the result of the hard work of over a hundred experts, scholars, and graduate students in the field of the history of science and technology. This series systematically collects, preserves, and organizes historical materials on the history of modern Chinese science and technology, establishing a comprehensive database to accumulate fundamental resources for the study of the history of modern Chinese science and technology development. It explores major events, key figures, historical and cultural contexts in the development of modern Chinese science and technology, and their roles in advancing China's economic, social, and cultural progress. The series conducts thematic research on significant historical facts, striving to achieve new insights and breakthroughs. It scientifically summarizes the experiences and lessons from the history of modern Chinese science and technology development, providing a historical mirror for the advancement of China's science and technology, the enhancement of innovation capabilities, and the construction of an innovation system in the new century. This volume is titled "Colonial Research Institutions during the Japanese-Puppet Era—History and Documents." It discusses the general historical context of major research institutions of Manchukuo and the Japanese puppet regime, their post-war acquisition, the transfer of documents, and the publication of post-war related materials.