基本信息·出版社:五洲传播出版社 ·页码:152 页 ·出版日期:2008年11月 ·ISBN:7508513444/9787508513447 ·条形码:9787508513447 ·版本:第1版 · ...
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基本信息·出版社:五洲传播出版社
·页码:152 页
·出版日期:2008年11月
·ISBN:7508513444/9787508513447
·条形码:9787508513447
·版本:第1版
·装帧:平装
·开本:16
·正文语种:英语
·图书品牌:北京首发精典
内容简介 弗雷德·马克斯,1924年生于德国一个犹太家庭,1939年跟随父亲从纳粹德国逃至中国上海,在上海生活了十年之后移民美国,后成为一位著名犹太教育者。在上海生活的十年间,他坚持每天用德语写日记,无比翔实地记录了那一段动荡、艰难的岁月。《上海往事(1923-1949犹太少女的中国岁月)》由加州中国犹太人学会的公共事务官员Rena Krasno根据弗雷德·马克斯1939—1949十年间的日记撰写而成。
作者简介 Rena Krasno was born in Shanghai, China, in 1923 and lived there until 1949. Her parents, stateless Russian Jews from Siberia, arrived in China in the early 20th century. In her professional life, Krasno worked as a simultaneous freelance interpreter for international organizations in Europe and Asia. Krasno has lectured at Stanford University, U.C.L.A., U.C. Berkeley, the Commonwealth Club, and other well-known institutions in America, Asia, and Europe. She is currently Public Affairs Officer of the Sino-Judaic Institute in Menlo Park, California, as well as a member of the Editorial Committee of their publication, Points East. Krasno was featured in several documentaries including the Chinese one (Sanctuary Shanghai. Chen Yifei, 1999). Nine of Rena's books have been published, including Floating Lanterns and Golden Shrines (Pacific View Press, Berkeley, a winner of 2002 Benjamin Franklin Publishers Award). Three of her published books have been translated into Chinese.
目录 Preface
Chapter 1 Beginnings
Chapter 2 Early Childhood
Chapter 5 Tea Time
Chapter 4 Walking to School
Chapter 5 Pidgin English
Chapter 6 Tailors
Chapter 7 Broadcasting
Chapter 8 Blue Caps
Chapter 9 Money, Bank and a Tycoon
Chapter 10 The Triumph of Jesse Owens
Chapter 11 Expatriate Households——Life in Paradise
Chapter 12 Bloody Saturday
Chapter 13 Christmas 1939
Chapter 14 Abbot Chao-Kung and His Hatred
Chapter 15 The Portuguese Colony and Father Robert Jacquinot de Besange
Chapter 16 Albert Einstein's Visit to Shanghai
Chapter 17 The Shanghai Volunteer Corps and Boy Scouts
Chapter 18 December 8, 1941
Chapter 19 City of Refuge
Chapter 20 Jack Riley
Chapter 21 U.S. Bombing
Chapter 22 Pacific War Unwinding
Chapter 23 Japanese Internment Camps
Chapter 24 U.S. Forces Arrive
Chapter 25 Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
Chapter 26 Deterioration, Disturbance
Chapter 27 United Nations Information Center
Conclusion Departure and Return
Acknowledgement
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序言 In the spring of 1989. I met Rena Krasno in California, USA. Rena was very excited to see me, the guy from Shanghai. She asked me many questions about the city's changes and development. Her love for China and Shanghai moved me, especially when she said, "I really want to go back to my hometown——Shanghai, which I have left for 40 years." In 1994, I got the chance to help Rena return to Shanghai. At that time, with the support of the Shanghai government, we decided to host the first international academic conference with the theme of "Jews in Shanghai". As a member of the conference's organizing committee, I suggested inviting Rena to attend and deliver a speech at the conference. She recorded her feelings about revisiting Shanghai at the end of this book. She said that she could not express in words how excited she was upon receiving that invitation. She was trembling as the plane descended for landing. As soon as she set foot on Shanghai soil, she felt she had returned home. Rena delivered a wonderful speech at the conference. She said, her nationality aside, Shanghai was her hometown, because she was born and raised in the city. How touching is that? In those days, Rena had been immersed in her memories and recollections. She walked along Huai hai Road (formerly Avenue Jof fre) for a long time and never got tired. She revisited Aurora University (Shanghai Second Medical University in 1994) and College Municipal Francais (currently Shanghai Science Hall), where had studied. She spent a lot of time in the city's old district and tasted many local snacks, such as bannock, twisted crullers and roasted sweet potatoes. Sometimes, she just sat and watched Shanghai people going about their time, living their lives. She also visited the Tower Apt. (Xiang yang South Road Junction.
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