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Shanghai 1949: The End Of An Era,Used
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I Didn'T Think About It Historically, But Looking Back Now, I Realise That I Was An Eyewitness To History.'Sam Tatathis Is A Record Of Shanghai, Once The Commercial Capital Of The Far East, In The Days Of The Chinese Revolution. Sam Tata Was Born In Shanghai, And Returned There In 1949 At The Same Time As Henri Cartier Bresson. He Photographed These Turbulent Events And Left The World What Is 'Probably The Most Searching Record In Existence Anywhere Of The Arrival Of Maoist Troops And Political Commissars In A Great City...' (Hugh Hood).The Photographs Show Vividly The Original Shanghai, A Multiracial City Of Swarming Streets And Alleys, Recreated By Ballard And Spielberg In Empire Of The Sun. They Show An Extraordinary Blend Of Chinese City Life, The Experiences Of Rich And Poor, Europeans And Chinese Intermingling Yet Worlds Apart, The Flight Of Refugees, The Summary Trials Of The Young Communists By The Nationalist Authorities, Prisoners Being Taken For Execution, Mao Posters Being Prepared For Parade, The 'Liberation' Celebrationsfrom Nuns To Beggars To European Expatriates To Soldiers Of The Kuomingtang, This Is A Unique Document Of History As It Happens.There Is An Introduction By Ian Mclachlan, In Which The Story Of Shanghai Is Briefly Told, Accompanied By Detailed Recollections Of These Momentous Events Given To Him By A Number Of Chinese And Europeans Living In The City At The Time: An Ideal Complement To Tata'S Photographs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the main theme of 'Shanghai 1949'? A: 'Shanghai 1949' captures the historical events during the Chinese revolution, focusing on the transition of Shanghai from a multi-racial city to a place under Maoist rule, as documented through the photography of Sam Tata.
- Q: Who is the author of 'Shanghai 1949'? A: The author of 'Shanghai 1949' is Sam Tata, who was born in Shanghai and returned to document the significant historical changes occurring in 1949.
- Q: What type of book is 'Shanghai 1949'? A: 'Shanghai 1949' is a hardcover book that features historical photographs and narratives, providing a unique insight into the events surrounding the arrival of Maoist troops in Shanghai.
- Q: How many pages does 'Shanghai 1949' contain? A: 'Shanghai 1949' contains a total of 144 pages, featuring both images and text that narrate the historical context of the time.
- Q: What condition is 'Shanghai 1949' in? A: 'Shanghai 1949' is categorized as a used book in good condition, ensuring that it remains a valuable addition to any collection.
- Q: Is there an introduction in 'Shanghai 1949'? A: Yes, 'Shanghai 1949' includes an introduction by Ian McLachlan, which provides a brief history of Shanghai and complements the photographs with recollections from individuals who lived through the events.
- Q: What type of photographs can be found in 'Shanghai 1949'? A: 'Shanghai 1949' features photographs that vividly depict life in Shanghai during the revolution, illustrating the experiences of different social classes, refugees, and political events.
- Q: When was 'Shanghai 1949' published? A: 'Shanghai 1949' was published on May 19, 1998, offering a retrospective look at a pivotal moment in Chinese history.
- Q: What is the significance of Sam Tata's photography in the book? A: Sam Tata's photography in 'Shanghai 1949' is significant as it serves as a historical record of the tumultuous changes in Shanghai, capturing moments that reflect the city's diverse culture and the impact of the revolution.
- Q: Can 'Shanghai 1949' be used for educational purposes? A: Yes, 'Shanghai 1949' can be used for educational purposes, as it provides valuable insights into the historical context of the Chinese revolution through both visual and written narratives.