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Hankou, An Overview
Hankou, An Overview
Historical Maps of Hankou
Hankou at War
Hankou at War
Documenting the War
Hankou in International Journalism
Robert Capa's Photography
Joris Ivens and the documentary "The 400 Million"
Understanding the Yangtze Campaign
The Baoding Military Academy Group
The Destruction and Rebuilding of Hankou
The Destruction and Rebuilding of Hankou
Taiping Rebellion
1911 Fires
Bombings during World War II
Hankou's Railroad
Hankou's Railroad
Architecture of the Hankou Railway Station
Guilds and Commerce in Hankou
Guilds and Commerce in Hankou
Key Hankou Products
Building the Bund
Building the Bund
The British Concession and the First Years of the Treaty Port
New Concessions and New Industries
Revolution and Reincorporation
Refuge and Isolation
Reimagining the Bund
Industry and Labor
Industry and Labor
Tea Bricks and Hides: Hankou's Early Industrialization
Self-Strengthening Wuhan
Warlords, Workers, and World War II
Industry under the CCP
There is No Contradiction Between Socialism and a Market Economy
The Wuhan Incident
The Wuhan Incident
A Class Background of Wuhan since 1949
Of Workers, Students, and Rebels
The Incident and its Aftermath
Social Life in Hankou
Faces of Wuhan
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Bibliography
S.W. Lintvinoff & Co.'s Tea Factory
Item
Title
S.W. Lintvinoff & Co.'s Tea Factory
Source
Twentieth Century Impressions of Hong-Kong, Shanghai, and other Treaty Ports of China
Publisher
Jas. Truscott & Son, ltd.
Date
1908
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Tea Bricks and Hides: Hankou's Early Industrialization
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