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1939 Kodansha Map of China during the Sino-Japanese War w/manga


1939 Kodansha Map of China during the Sino-Japanese War w/manga
1939 Kodansha Map of China during the Sino-Japanese War w/manga
1939 Kodansha Map of China during the Sino-Japanese War w/manga

支那事變繪とき大地圖 / [Sino-Japanese War and Resources].

日本妇女的战争。


1939 (dated)
36 x 24.25 in (91.44 x 61.595 cm)
China-kodansha-1939

$900.00

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日本妇女的战争。

这是一幅罕见的1939年中国地图,描绘了第二次中日战争(1937-1945)期间的中国局势,由讲谈社为日本女性杂志《风情俱乐部》绘制。该地图的发行旨在宣传国内的战争努力。
仔细观察
这张地图既与男性杂志刊登的地图相似,又独具特色。男性杂志的地图通常采用色彩鲜艳、制作精良的彩色石版印刷,而这张地图则采用较为简单的三色照相石版印刷。此外,与为《少年俱乐部》(Shōnen Club)杂志制作的类似地图不同,这张地图刊登了战争照片——而这些照片原本被认为不太可能出现在女性读者的视野中。这些照片经过美化处理,着重展现日本的军事实力,却鲜少提及第二次中日战争中令人发指的残酷暴行。
地图范围
报道范围从满洲延伸至海南,但主要集中在战事最为激烈的中国东部地区。到1939年,日军已深入中国内陆,但战争陷入僵局。尽管日军占领了各大城市,却缺乏足够的人力来控制中国广袤的乡村。然而,在控制了城市和主要交通网络之后,日军急于推进其计划的第二部分——掠夺中国的自然资源以支持战争。从食品到矿石和石油,这些资源在这里随处可见。右下角的文字区域宣传讲谈社面向女性读者的其他出版物。
第二次中日战争
第二次中日战争是中华民国与日本帝国之间的战争。关于战争的正式爆发时间,各方说法不一。历史上,有两起不同的“事件”被用来作为战争开始的标志。1937年7月7日的卢沟桥事变被认为是战争的正式开端,当时中日军队在通往北京的主要通道——卢沟桥上交火。交火升级为全面战争,最终日军占领了北京及其港口城市天津。另一些学者,以及自2017年以来的中国政府,则将第二次中日战争的开端追溯到九一八事变和1931年9月日本入侵满洲。九一八事变是基于日本捏造的指控,即其在满洲的权利——这些权利是在日俄战争(1904-1905)后获得保障的——受到了侵犯。更有可能的是,日本人只是看到了一个机会,可以轻易攫取几乎无限的原材料供应,为其制成品开辟新的市场,并在日占朝鲜和苏联之间建立一个“缓冲区”。经过五个月的战斗,1932年初,日本人建立了傀儡政权伪满洲国,并扶植中国末代皇帝溥仪为统治者。尽管关于战争的开始时间存在一些争议,但结果是一致的:多年的战争、饥荒、暴行和死亡。1941年12月7日日本偷袭珍珠港后,第二次中日战争通常被并入第二次世界大战的中缅印战区(1939-1945)。尽管关于战争的开始时间存在一些争议,但战争的结束时间却毋庸置疑。 1945 年 8 月,广岛和长崎遭受原子弹轰炸后,日本于 1945 年 9 月 2 日向盟军无条件投降,结束了 20 世纪亚洲规模最大的战争。
出版历史和人口普查
此地图由讲谈社于1939年1月10日(昭和14年)印制,同年1月30日发行。该地图是为日本妇女俱乐部(风神俱乐部)出版的。极为罕见。我们至今未在机构收藏或市场历史记录中找到其他任何副本。
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Kodansha (株式会社講談社, 1909 - Present), also known in the early Shōwa period as Dai Nippon Yūbenkai Kōdansha (大日本雄弁会講談社), is a Japanese publishing house founded in 1909 by Seiji Noma (野間淸治). Seiji founded Kodansha as a spin-off from the Dai-Nippon Yūbenkai (Greater Japan Oratorical Society) and produced the literary magazine Yūben as its first publication. The name Kodansha, a derivative of the defunct magazine Kōdan Club (Storytelling Club), in 1911, which it merged with the Dai-Nippon Yūbenkai. In 1925, Kodansha launched King (キング) , the first magazine to sell 1,000,000 copies in its first printing. Kōdansha published several other magazines including Women's Club (婦人倶樂部) and Boy's Club (少年倶樂部) and had become a major shaper of Japanese culture and public opinion by the 1930s, controlling 70% of the magazine market. Kōdansha suffered difficulties during the war period, due to both intense censorship and the 1938 death of both Noma Seiji and his son, Noma Hasashi (野間恒), within weeks of one another. Still, the company survived the wartime era and, after a period of difficulties during the U.S. Occupation due to Kōdansha's endorsement of militarism, benefitted from a postwar publishing revival. Although King and other magazines ceased publication in the postwar period, Kōdansha branched into other areas, including manga and music recording, and is now the largest publisher in Japan.   Further Details...

Condition

Good. The map exhibits wear, toning and light verso reinforcement along the fold lines. On the left side, there are also three equidistant holes in the paper that tantalizingly resemble gunshots from a moving automatic weapon. This however, is likely not the case. Each hole has been reinforced with matching paper on the verso.

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