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IndexAmakasu Masahiko, 123–127, 136,144n.7Amur river, 154Anguo Jun (Dingguo jun), 87, 93,112n.9anti-communism, 174, 177archaeology, 154–155Asari Keita, 138–140bandits, 66–67Banner people, 87, 94–97, 100–101,108, 109.See alsoEight Bannersbaojing anminpolicy, 33Barga, 154, 160–161Bertolucci, Bernardo, 150border: Persian, 158; Russian, 157;Western Ukraine, 154borderland, 83, 109boundaries, 83–84, 103, 107; ethnicand national, 108–110; hard, 108,109–110; and identities, 108; na-tional and cultural, 82, 92, 109;political, 84; territorial, 83Buck, Pearl, 13, 188Bunka bōeiron,202Bureau for the Affairs of RussianÉmigrés (BREM), 160, 162Catholic, Catholicism, 152, 155–158,162CER, 10, 152, 155–156, 158Chiang Kai-shek, 7, 28, 30, 39, 43, 45,88, 112n.9China Nights (Shina no yoru),122, 130 –132, 133Choe Kyu Ha, 180Choe Nam Sun, 179Chongqing ( Jūkei), 196–197Christianity, 156–157Chun Doo Hwan, 180Cold War, 3, 7, 19colonial, colonized, colonizer, colo-nies, 2, 11, 17, 19, 152–154, 158,160Communist Party, Chinese, 7, 27, 28,196Concordia Association (Kyōwa-kai),13,20n.4,169,176,180,192–193Conference of Polish Representativesof Polish People Living Abroad, 153Confucianism, 12, 168dansō no reijin,82, 88Daqing oil fields, 155Datong, planning of, 56, 68datung,12, 168Dmowski, Roman, 150, 153Dōjunkai, 57Dongbei wenhua magazine, 41Du Zhongyuan, 15, 18; anti-Japaneseattitude of, 40–43; attitude towardgender issues, 34; author ofLao-shihua(Honest Talk) column, 33;relationship to readership, 29–32,49; representing Manchurian con-cerns, 32–40; role of in propaganda,26, 43–48Eiga Junpō,123, 133Eight Banners, 98, 111n.4ethnic passing, 128, 129, 130, 133, 134,145n.10ethnicity, 15, 83–84, 89, 103ethnographic, ethnography, 154–155Fanck, Arnold, 134–138Favorable Treatment: Articles of,114n.28
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IndexAmakasu Masahiko, 123–127, 136,144n.7Amur river, 154Anguo Jun (Dingguo jun), 87, 93,112n.9anti-communism, 174, 177archaeology, 154–155Asari Keita, 138–140bandits, 66–67Banner people, 87, 94–97, 100–101,108, 109.See alsoEight Bannersbaojing anminpolicy, 33Barga, 154, 160–161Bertolucci, Bernardo, 150border: Persian, 158; Russian, 157;Western Ukraine, 154borderland, 83, 109boundaries, 83–84, 103, 107; ethnicand national, 108–110; hard, 108,109–110; and identities, 108; na-tional and cultural, 82, 92, 109;political, 84; territorial, 83Buck, Pearl, 13, 188Bunka bōeiron,202Bureau for the Affairs of RussianÉmigrés (BREM), 160, 162Catholic, Catholicism, 152, 155–158,162CER, 10, 152, 155–156, 158Chiang Kai-shek, 7, 28, 30, 39, 43, 45,88, 112n.9China Nights (Shina no yoru),122, 130 –132, 133Choe Kyu Ha, 180Choe Nam Sun, 179Chongqing ( Jūkei), 196–197Christianity, 156–157Chun Doo Hwan, 180Cold War, 3, 7, 19colonial, colonized, colonizer, colo-nies, 2, 11, 17, 19, 152–154, 158,160Communist Party, Chinese, 7, 27, 28,196Concordia Association (Kyōwa-kai),13,20n.4,169,176,180,192–193Conference of Polish Representativesof Polish People Living Abroad, 153Confucianism, 12, 168dansō no reijin,82, 88Daqing oil fields, 155Datong, planning of, 56, 68datung,12, 168Dmowski, Roman, 150, 153Dōjunkai, 57Dongbei wenhua magazine, 41Du Zhongyuan, 15, 18; anti-Japaneseattitude of, 40–43; attitude towardgender issues, 34; author ofLao-shihua(Honest Talk) column, 33;relationship to readership, 29–32,49; representing Manchurian con-cerns, 32–40; role of in propaganda,26, 43–48Eiga Junpō,123, 133Eight Banners, 98, 111n.4ethnic passing, 128, 129, 130, 133, 134,145n.10ethnicity, 15, 83–84, 89, 103ethnographic, ethnography, 154–155Fanck, Arnold, 134–138Favorable Treatment: Articles of,114n.28
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Series Editor’s Preface vii
  4. Acknowledgments ix
  5. Introduction 1
  6. 1. Manchuria in Mind: Press, Propaganda, and Northeast China in the Age of Empire, 1930–1937 25
  7. 2. City Planning without Cities: Order and Chaos in Utopian Manchukuo 53
  8. 3. Princess, Traitor, Soldier, Spy: Aisin Gioro Xianyu and the Dilemma of Manchu Identity 82
  9. 4. Goodwill Hunting: Rediscovering and Remembering Manchukuo in Japanese ‘‘Goodwill Films’’ 120
  10. 5. Colonized Colonizers: The Poles in Manchuria 150
  11. 6. Those Who Imitated the Colonizers: The Legacy of the Disciplining State from Manchukuo to South Korea 165
  12. 7. Pan-Asianism in the Diary of Morisaki Minato (1924– 1945), and the Suicide of Mishima Yukio (1925–1970) 184
  13. Contributors 207
  14. Index 209
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9780824873875-012

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Series Editor’s Preface vii
  4. Acknowledgments ix
  5. Introduction 1
  6. 1. Manchuria in Mind: Press, Propaganda, and Northeast China in the Age of Empire, 1930–1937 25
  7. 2. City Planning without Cities: Order and Chaos in Utopian Manchukuo 53
  8. 3. Princess, Traitor, Soldier, Spy: Aisin Gioro Xianyu and the Dilemma of Manchu Identity 82
  9. 4. Goodwill Hunting: Rediscovering and Remembering Manchukuo in Japanese ‘‘Goodwill Films’’ 120
  10. 5. Colonized Colonizers: The Poles in Manchuria 150
  11. 6. Those Who Imitated the Colonizers: The Legacy of the Disciplining State from Manchukuo to South Korea 165
  12. 7. Pan-Asianism in the Diary of Morisaki Minato (1924– 1945), and the Suicide of Mishima Yukio (1925–1970) 184
  13. Contributors 207
  14. Index 209
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