Japan as the Occupier and the Occupied

Chapter 1 Before and after Defeat: Crossing the Great 1945 Divide

Chapter 2 Cash and Blood: The Chinese Community and the Japanese Occupation of Borneo, 1941–45

Chapter 3 State, Sterilization, and Reproductive Rights: Japan as Occupier and Occupied

Chapter 4 Labor under Military Occupation: Allied POWs and the Allied Occupation of Japan

Chapter 5 More Bitter Than Sweet: Reflecting on the Japanese Community in British North Borneo, 1885–1946

Chapter 6 Colonial-Era Korean Collaboration over Two Occupations: Delayed Closure

Chapter 7 Film and the Representation of Ideas in Korea during and after Japanese Occupation, 1940–8

Chapter 8 Patriotic Collaboration?: Zhou Fohai and the Wang Jingwei Government during the Second Sino-Japanese War

Chapter 9 Trapped in the Contested Borderland: Sakhalin Koreans, Wartime Displacement and Identity

Chapter 10 Collapsing Past into Present: The Occupation of Japan as Seen in the Journal New Women

Chapter 11 Dividing Islanders: The Repatriation of ‘Ryūkyūans’ from Occupied Japan

Chapter 12 Memories of the Japanese Occupation: Singapore’s First Official Second World War Memorial and the Politics of Commemoration

Chapter 13 A Textual Reading of My Manchuria : Idealism, Conflict and Modernity