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Consists of photographs from Shanghai; innoculation, resident, and census certificates; a Shanghai Youth Association report card; a newspaper article from 'China Press," Shanghai, 26 November 1946, and an announcement requesting help to leave Shanghai.

Second printing. [1]-320 pages illustrations, plates 21.1 cm

Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken: Geheime Rapporten en Kabinetsrapporten > Politieke rapportage door consulaire ambtenaren >

Consists of copies of the "Shanghai Jewish Chronicle" dated: May 10, 1942; Sep. 11, 1942; Sep. 28, 1943; Sep. 29, 1943; May 7, 1944; Sep. 2, 1945; and an undated issue entitled "Ein Jahr Aufbau."

Contains nine photographs from the collection of Rabbi Moshe Sachs, who was a chaplain in Okinawa. These images, taken by UNRRA (United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration) staff who were visiting Shanghai, depict daily life in boarding houses.

Consists of one article, 12 pages, entitled "Remembering Shanghai: A Jewish Journey," by journalist Fredericka R. Maister. In the article, the author describes the history of the Jewish refugees in Shanghai, the memories of refugees she interviewed for the article, and the reunion gatherings of Shanghai refugees.

Ship pulled in at port, people aboard wave. MS woman and baby are processed at desk. People filing off ship, boarding trucks, in bread line, eating outdoors, in English class, at leisure "playing" outside.

CU refugee ship with 900 well-dressed men and women on board from Germany waving. On open trucks (after having landed) into city. Receiving rations, seated at picnic tables outdoors. Narrator: "Destitute...having gone penniless into exile."

Nederlands Consulaat-generaal te Shanghai (China) > CONSULAAT-GENERAAL SHANGHAI, (1936) 1942-1951 > NEDERLANDERS EN NEDERLANDSE ONDERDANEN (CODE N) >

Nederlands Consulaat-generaal te Shanghai (China) > CONSULAAT-GENERAAL SHANGHAI, (1852) 1877-1945 > Waarneming Duitse belangen (code X III) >