Japan as the Occupier and the Occupied

Table of Contents 1. Before and After Defeat: Crossing the great 1945 divide; Mark E. Caprio and Christine de Matos 2. Cash and Blood: The Chinese community and the Japanese occupation of Borneo, 1941-1945; OOI Keat Gin 3. State, Sterilization and Reproductive Rights: Japan as the occupier and the occupied; Maho Toyoda 4. Labor under Military Occupation: Allied POWs and the Allied Occupation of Japan; Christine de Matos 5. More Bitter than Sweet: Reflecting on the Japanese community in British North Borneo, 1885-1946; Shigeru Sato 6. Colonial-era Korean Collaboration over Two Occupations: Delayed closure; Mark E. Caprio 7. Film and the Representation of Ideas in Korea During and After Japanese Occupation, 1940-1948; Brian Yecies 8. Patriotic Collaboration?: Zhou Fohai and the Wang Jingwei government during the Second Sino-Japanese War; Brian G. Martin 9. Trapped in the Contested Borderland: Sakhalin Koreans, wartime displacement and identity; Igor R. Saveliev 10. Collapsing the Past into the Present: The occupation of Japan seen in the pages of the journal New Women; Curtis Anderson Gayle 11. Dividing Islanders: The repatriation of 'Ry?ky?ans' from occupied Japan; Matthew R. Augustine 12. Memories of the Japanese Occupation: Singapore's first official Second World War memorial and the politics of commemoration; John Kwok 13. A Textual Reading of My Manchuria: Idealism, conflict and modernity; Mo Tian