China
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
China and Korea, August 1914
Photographs of China and Korea
Chinese Cultural Revolution Pamphlet Collection
A collection of almost 600 pamphlets, mainly in the English language, relating to the Chinese Cultural Revolution.
Dutch East Indies and China, August 1914
Photographs of Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia), and China
Dutch East Indies, Java, Hong Kong, China, Japan, Hawaii, USA, 1913 - 1914
Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia), Java (now Indonesia), Hong Kong, China, Japan, Hawaii, USA
Gell Documents
Documents relating to the career and life in China during the period 1930-1945 of Mary Prowse Gell, hospital doctor and lecturer in medicine. The collection consists of a small number of documents relating to Dr Gell's career in China, during which she experienced the Japanese invasion of that country and was subsequently interned there by the Japanese during World War II. The documents consist largely of contemporary letters and her own eyewitness accounts.
Grayson East Asia Slide Collection
Grayson Papers
The collection consists of two parts: photocopied correspondence from James Huntley Grayson to his parents in America from Taiwan, Japan and Korea between 1965 and 1987; and field notes, research material, etc. compiled by James Huntley Grayson during research visits to Manchuria, Korea, Japan and Mongolia between 1982 and 2004.
For further details of this collection, please see the listing in the External Documents section below.
Kennedy Collection
A collection of approximately 350 volumes on Japan and some other countries of the Far East, including China, mainly in the 20th century.
For further details of this collection, please see the listing in the External Documents section below.
Knoop Far East Photographic Collection
Peter and Rose Townsend Archive
Documents donated by the family of Peter and Rose Townsend, including booklets, newspaper cuttings, newsletters, reports and translated articles relating to China, including many items dating from the early 1950s concerning the Cultural Revolution.
For further details of this collection please see the External Documents section below.
Winnington Papers
Notebooks, reports (published and unpublished), correspondence, photographs, manuscripts and personal documents created by the journalist and author Alan Winnington. The material is mainly focussed on his professional career as a foreign correspondent for the Daily Worker in China, Korea and Berlin between 1949 and 1980. It also contains material relating to his later activities as an author of fictional works.