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The document summarizes George H. Kerr's book "Formosa" about Japan's invasion and rule over Taiwan from 1937 to 1945. It describes how Japan invaded Taiwan for its natural resources and to expand its empire. The Taiwanese people suffered under harsh Japanese rule, being forced to adopt the Japanese language and culture. By 1945, around 2 million Taiwanese had died as China lost the war and Taiwan came under full Japanese control. After World War 2, Taiwan gained independence as the US allied with Taiwan and threatened Japan with nuclear weapons if it tried to invade Taiwan again. The occupation spurred Taiwan to develop its own technology and military to defend itself in the future.
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- 1. Formosa (Taiwan) Read by Howie Tan Author George H.Kerr
- 2. Main Characters Involved the War • Chieng Kai Shek: the leader of Taiwanese people, military president. • Japanese • Taiwanese
- 3. Biography of Author • Kerr was born in Pennsylvania. He was a student in Japan during 1935 through 1937; and he was an English teacher in Taipei, Taiwan during 1937 through 1940. George H. Kerr , was a United States diplomat during World War II, and in later years he was an author and an academic.
- 4. Formosa (Exposition) • Japan invade Taiwan or Formosa in 1937 continue for 6 years of wars. We lose and become Japanese for 3 years, Japanese government want Taiwanese to become like Japanese, so the government made the rule, everybody need to wear Japanese cloth, eat Japanese food, and speak Japanese, if police saw some one say Chinese, they will be executed.
- 5. Formosa (Rising Action) • Japan plan to invade Taiwan for the raw material and oil, and the natural resources. They want to take over Taiwan and rule over the people and get more army and armament to prepare the war for next battle.
- 6. Formosa(Climax) • Japanese success and conquered Taiwan, Chiang Kai Shek died with his army too, around 2 million people died in that war. We lose by the technology and forces, we have only horse and gun, mean while Japan already have airplane and rifles.
- 7. Formosa(Falling Action) • Taiwan finally gain independent because U.S alliance with Korea and Taiwan, so if Japan come to invade Taiwan again US will bomb Japan[ Hiroshima] with nuclear bomb.
- 8. Formosa(Resolution) • We gain back our own independent, and this Japanese invade let Taiwanese start making or inventing new technology and train for Taiwanese army to protect Taiwan and prepare for next war.
- 10. Bibliography of the Book (Work Site) Chen, William. Formosa(Taiwan). John Tsai and Kevin Fan Editorial. Taiwan Taipei. 1987. http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan_(Insel)
- 11. Resources • google.com.tw • Wikispace.com.org • google.image.com • Yahoo.com.tw • google translate .com • Ask.com
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