A Study of Jewish Refugees in China (1933–1945)

Chapter 1 Historical and Recent Events Bringing European Jews to China

Chapter 2 Jewish Refugees Arriving in China (1933–1941): Route, Time, Number and Resettlement

Chapter 3 The Jewish Refugee Community in Shanghai

Chapter 4 Jewish Refugees in Other Chinese Cities

Chapter 5 The Final Solution for Jewish Refugees in Shanghai and the Designated Area for Stateless Refugees

Chapter 7 Departure of Jews and End of the Jewish Refugee Community in China

Chapter 8 The International Background: The Impact of the Holocaust on Jews

Chapter 9 The Push-Pull Theory and Motivations of Jewish Refugees

Chapter 10 Exile and Perseverance: The Ethnic Diaspora Theory and the Jewish Refugee Community in China

Chapter 11 A Theoretical Analysis on the Collective Memory and the China Complex of Jewish Refugees

Chapter 12 Struggling to Survive: Why Could Jewish Refugees Survive and Prosper in China

Chapter 13 Perfect Combination of Traditional Historiography, Public History and Oral History: Studies of Jews in China Since the Mid-20th Century

Chapter 14 History of Jewish Refugees Before the Holocaust

Chapter 15 Jewish Refugees During Nazi Germany: Aid to Refugees Outside China

Chapter 16 Characteristic I of the “Chinese Pattern”: Open Big Cities as the Main Havens for Jewish Refugees

Chapter 17 Characteristic II of the “Chinese Pattern”: Jews Living in an Atmosphere Free from Anti-semitism

Chapter 18 Characteristic III of the “Chinese Pattern”: Existence of a Rich and Strong Jewish Community

Chapter 19 Characteristic IV of the “Chinese Pattern”: Jewish Refugees Having a High Level of Cultural Literacy

Chapter 20 Characteristic V of the “Chinese Pattern”: Jewish Refugees Able to Survive by Utilizing the Conflicts Between the Dominant Powers