History of the Regime (Volumes 1 and 2)

Author: Yu Zidao et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive work on the history of the. The authors thoroughly discuss the origins and development of the, the Japanese plan to establish traitor regimes in China during the early stages of the War of Resistance, including the small and large traitor regimes in North China and Central China. It records the creation process of the, a "monstrous offspring" of Japan's "using Chinese to govern China" political strategy in its invasion of China, and its ugly scenes. The book exposes the brutal invasion and plunder of China by Japanese invaders, as well as their manipulation and exploitation of the. It criticizes the surrenderist ideology and traitorous actions of the regime, analyzes the historical facts of the government maintaining its reactionary rule through military suppression and political deception, and provides a detailed examination of the political and military systems, local government systems, police systems, and the organization and activities of the army and special agents of the regime. As a relatively comprehensive and complete history of the, the book also discusses the controlled economy and financial system of the regime's Japanese collaborators, their vicious "clearing operations," the propaganda machinery and news system completely under the control and command of the Japanese invaders, the reactionary "peace," "anti-communism," and "national construction" platform of the traitor culture (including publishing, literature, film, and theater), the education and the political thought movement under its operation, and records the collapse of the regime and its eventual historical punishment. The book is well-documented with thorough arguments, holding high academic value and social significance.