Interrogation Record of Wang Han (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Nanjing Municipal Archives
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: After the victory in the Anti-Japanese War, there was a strong nationwide demand to severely punish traitors who collaborated with the enemy and aided the Japanese invaders. The Nationalist government then issued the "Regulations for Handling Traitors" and the "Regulations for Punishing Traitors" in November and December 1945, respectively, and began the trials of Japanese and puppet traitors. This book is an anthology of materials from the interrogations of 22 Japanese and puppet traitors, involving a series of major events during the Anti-Japanese War. It holds significant importance for researching the crimes of Japanese imperialism in invading China, the nature of the (Wang government), and the relationships between Japan, the, and the Nationalist government. It is an invaluable reference for studying the history of the Republic of China, especially the history of the Anti-Japanese War. The traitors involved in this book were mostly prominent figures who directly participated in treasonous activities. Some may not have held high positions, but their archival materials still hold certain value.