Shanghai 二戰史 | World War II Database

1865年9月20日

中國

Jiangnan Arsenal was established in Shanghai, China. Li Hongzhang was named its first commanding officer. ww2dbase [Jiangnan Arsenal | Shanghai | CPC]

1894年12月4日

中國

Song Ziwen was born in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Song Ziwen | Shanghai | CPC]

1898年3月5日

中國

Song Meiling was born in Hongkou District, Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Song Meiling | Shanghai | CPC]

1911年4月11日

中國

Haiqi departed Shanghai, China for Britain. ww2dbase [Haiqi | Shanghai | CPC]

1919年9月17日

1919年9月17日照片

Kim Gu and other members of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea in Shanghai, China, 17 Sep 1919

1921年1月1日

1921年1月1日照片

Kim Gu and other members of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea in Shanghai, China, 1 Jan 1921

1923年9月24日

中國

USS Stewart arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Stewart | Shanghai | CPC]

1924年6月16日

中國

USS Stewart supported the aerial circumnavigation of four US Army Air Corps Douglas World Cruiser biplane seaplanes near Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1925年5月9日

中國

Clifton Cates was assigned to the 4th Marine Regiment. ww2dbase [Clifton Cates | Shanghai | CPC]

1926年3月14日

中國

Haichou supported Nationalist troops at Shanghai, China during the Northern Expedition campaign. ww2dbase [Haichou | Shanghai | CPC]

1926年3月27日

中國

Haichou was damaged by Beiyang warships off Wusong, Shanghai, China, which caused 9 killed and 10 to 20 wounded. ww2dbase [Haichou | Shanghai | CPC]

1926年8月16日

中國

Wang Zhi boarded the passenger ship President McKinley at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Wang Zhi | Shanghai | CPC]

1927年3月14日

中國

Yingrui arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Yingrui | Shanghai | CPC]

1927年4月4日

中國

Bai Chongxi purged communists from the Nationalist Chinese garrison in Shanghai, China and a number of labor leaders in the city; many of them were executed. ww2dbase [Bai Chongxi | Shanghai | CPC]

1927年4月5日

中國

Chiang Kaishek declared martial law in Shanghai, China as the first step of a bloody purge against Communists. ww2dbase [Chiang Kaishek | Shanghai | CPC]

1927年7月7日

中國

The county of Shanghai in China was raise to a city status. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1927年7月14日

中國

The city of Shanghai was given the status of a municipality directly controlled by the Chinese central government. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1927年11月10日

中國

Chiang Kaishek arrived in Shanghai, China from Japan. ww2dbase [Chiang Kaishek | Shanghai | CPC]

1928年2月26日

中國

USS Stewart arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Stewart | Shanghai | CPC]

1928年3月23日

中國

USS Stewart collided with sloop HMS Sandwich and two Chinese barges in Shanghai, China. A part of the anchor chain from one of the barges became tangled around Stewart's port propeller, causing serious damage. ww2dbase [Stewart | Shanghai | CPC]

1929年1月16日

中國

The keel of Minquan was laid down at the Jiangnan Arsenal in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Jiangnan Arsenal | Minquan | Shanghai | CPC]

1929年8月5日

中國

Clifton Cates was assigned to 4th Marine Regiment in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Clifton Cates | Shanghai | CPC]

1929年9月6日

中國

Clifton Cates was made an athletic director within the 4th Marine Regiment in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Clifton Cates | Shanghai | CPC]

1929年9月21日

中國

Minquan was launched at the Jiangnan Arsenal in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Jiangnan Arsenal | Minquan | Shanghai | CPC]

1930年1月25日

中國

Minquan began trials off of Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Minquan | Shanghai | CPC]

1931年6月28日

中國

The keel of light cruiser Pinghai was laid down at the Jiangnan Arsenal in Shanghai, China with Chinese Secretary of the Navy Chen Shaokuan in attendence. ww2dbase [Jiangnan Arsenal | Pinghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1931年7月23日

中國

Song Ziwen survived an assassination attempt at the Shanghai North Railway Station in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Song Ziwen | Shanghai | CPC]

1931年10月1日

中國

Clifton Cates was promoted to the rank of major. ww2dbase [Clifton Cates | Shanghai | CPC]

1931年11月2日

中國

HMS Hermes departed Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Hermes | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年1月20日

中國

Japan demanded China to dissolve anti-Japanese organizations and pay compensation for losses incurred due to Chinese boycotts of Japanese goods. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年1月28日

中國

The First Battle of Shanghai began in China. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年1月28日照片

Japanese troops in front of burning buildings, Shanghai, China, 28 Jan 1932

1932年1月29日

中國

Japanese aircraft attacked the Chapei district of Shanghai, China, causing 1,000 deaths, most of which were civilian. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年2月1日

中國

Japanese carrier Hosho and the Japanese Navy Destroyer Division 3 arrived off Shanghai, China to support the battles in the city. Also on this day, the United Kingdom and the United States demanded Japan to cease the fighting in Shanghai. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年2月5日

中國

Light carrier Hosho launched aircraft to attack Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Hosho | Shanghai | CPC]
Two Japanese bombers and three carrier-borne (Hosho) biplane fighters engaged in dogfights with Chinese Air Force fighters over Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年2月7日

中國

Light carrier Hosho launched aircraft to support ground troops at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Hosho | Shanghai | CPC]
Part of the air groups from Japanese carriers Kaga and Hosho was dispatched to Shanghai, China to support fighting on the ground. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年2月22日

中國

Three Japanese carrier-borne (Kaga) bombers, escorted by six fighters, was attacked by Chinese fighters over Shanghai, China; a biplane, piloted by American volunteer Robert Short, shot down one bomber before being shot down himself. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年2月28日

1932年2月28日照片

Troops of Chinese 19th Route Army guarding a roadblock in Shanghai, China, circa 28 Feb 1932

1932年2月29日

中國

Japanese 11th Infantry Division landed near Liuhe behind Chinese lines in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年3月1日

中國

Chinese troops launched a counterattack at Shanghai, China, but it failed to break Japanese lines. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年3月2日

中國

Chinese 19th Route Army indicated that it was running out of supplies and was preparing to withdraw from Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年3月3日

中國

Chinese 19th Route Army and the 5th Army withdrew from Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年3月6日

中國

China agreed to the League of Nations demand to stop fighting in and near Shanghai, but Japanese forces continued to attack Chinese positions. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年3月8日

中國

Fighting ceased in Shanghai, China, thus ending the First Battle of Shanghai. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年3月14日

中國

League of Nations representatives arrived in Shanghai, China in an attempt to force the Japanese to negotiate with the Chinese for a ceasefire. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年4月29日

中國

Yoshinori Shirakawa was seriously wounded by a bomb planted by Korean nationalist Yun Bong-gil at Hongkou Park (now Lu Xun Park) in Shanghai, China; Shirakawa would die of his wounds a month later. ww2dbase [Yoshinori Shirakawa | Shanghai | CPC]
Kichisaburo Nomura was blinded in the right eye by an attack by Korean nationalist Yun Bong-gil at Hongkou Park (now Lu Xun Park) in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Kichisaburo Nomura | Shanghai | CPC]
Kenkichi Ueda lost his left leg to a bomb planted by Korean nationalist Yun Bong-gil at Hongkou Park (now Lu Xun Park) in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Kenkichi Ueda | Shanghai | CPC]
Yun Bong-gil detonated a bomb at Hongkou Park (now Lu Xun Park) in Shanghai, China, killing General Yoshinori Shirakawa and Government Chancellor Kawabata Sadaji. He failed to get away and was arrested. ww2dbase [Yun Bong-gil | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年4月29日照片

Yoshinori Shirakawa, Kichisaburo Nomura, and others at Hongkou Park (now Lu Xun Park) moments before a bomb was detonated, Shanghai, China, 29 Apr 1932

Yun Bong-gil under arrest after the Shanghai, China attack, 29 Apr 1932, photo 1 of 2

Yun Bong-gil under arrest after the Shanghai, China attack, 29 Apr 1932, photo 2 of 2

1932年5月5日

中國

Japan and China signed the Shanghai Ceasefire Agreement, which made Shanghai off-limits for Chinese troops while it allowed some Japanese units to remain in the city. ww2dbase [First Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年5月12日

中國

USS Stewart departed Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Stewart | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年5月25日

中國

Yun Bong-gil was convicted of murder for the death of Yoshinori Shirakawa and Kawabata Sadaji in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Yun Bong-gil | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年5月26日

中國

Yoshinori Shirakawa passed away in Shanghai, China from wounds sustained during a bomb blast one month prior. ww2dbase [Yoshinori Shirakawa | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年6月6日

中國

Clifton Cates was detached from 4th Marine Regiment in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Clifton Cates | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年8月8日

中國

Hiroshi Nemoto arrived in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Hiroshi Nemoto | Shanghai | CPC]

1932年8月26日

中國

Ninghai arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Ninghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1933年8月2日

中國

Köln arrived in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Köln | Shanghai | CPC]

1933年8月14日

中國

Köln departed Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Köln | Shanghai | CPC]

1935年4月6日

1935年4月6日照片

Crew of USS Augusta, Shanghai, China, 6 Apr 1935; note Chester Nimitz front row just left of the life preserver and Lewis Puller in front row, third from right

1935年6月3日

中國

In Shanghai, China, Kong Xiangxi announced that the currency of the Republic of China was to be printed by the Central Bank, Bank of China, and the Bank of Communications as of 4 Nov 1935. Any private institutions holding silver coins and silver ore were to exchange them with those three banks beginning on that date. ww2dbase [Kong Xiangxi | Shanghai | CPC]

1935年9月28日

中國

Light cruiser Pinghai was launched at the Jiangnan Arsenal in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Jiangnan Arsenal | Pinghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1935年9月28日照片

Launching ceremony of cruiser Pinghai, Jiangnan Arsenal, Shanghai, China, 28 Sep 1935

1936年9月24日

1936年9月24日照片

Hazel Ying Lee at an air show in Shanghai, China, 24 Sep 1936; note Shanghai mayor Wu Tiecheng behind Lee

1937年7月16日

中國

Light carrier Hosho arrived off Shanghai, China and began launching aircraft to support the invasion. ww2dbase [Hosho | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年7月25日

中國

Light carrier Hosho's aircraft shot down a Chinese B-10 bobmer near Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Hosho | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月2日

1937年8月2日照片

Troops of the Chinese 88th Division marching toward Shanghai, China, circa early Aug 1937; note German M1935 helmets

1937年8月9日

中國

Chinese Peace Preservation Corps troops shot and killed Japanese Special Naval Landing Forces Lieutenant Isao Oyama as he attempted to enter Hongqiao Airport, Shanghai, China without authorization. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月10日

中國

Japanese Consul General in China demanded the Chinese to withdraw the Peace Preservation Corps from Shanghai due to the death of Lieutenant Isao Oyama at Hongqiao Airport on the previous day. Meanwhile, additional Japanese troops began arriving in Shanghai. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月10日照片

Crossley armored cars of the Japanese Shanghai Naval Landing Force, Shanghai, China, 10 Aug 1937

1937年8月12日

中國

USS Augusta delivered 50 Marines and 57 Navy personnel to reinforce the US 4th Marine Regiment stationed at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Augusta | Shanghai | CPC]
Liu Cuigang flew his first combat mission of the Second Sino-Japanese War, attacking Japanese warships at the mouth of the Yangtze River in the Shanghai area in eastern China in a Hawk III fighter. The mission was called off due to weather. ww2dbase [Liu Cuigang | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月13日

中國

Japanese troops and men of Chinese Peace Preservation Corps exchanged small arms fire at the Zhabei, Wusong, and Jiangwan districts of Shanghai, China starting at 0900 hours, thus opening the Second Battle of Shanghai. At 1500 hours, Japanese troops crossed the Bazi Bridge in Zhabei district amidst mortar attacks by troops of Chinese 88th Division. At 1600 hours, warships of Japanese 3rd Fleet bombarded Chinese positions. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]
Units of the US 4th Marine Regiment were assigned to reinforce the Municipal Police of the international zone in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月14日

中國

Liu Cuigang, commanding officer of the 24th Pursuit Squadron of the Chinese 5th Pursuit Group flying a Hawk III fighter, claimed the squadron's first victory, an E8N seaplane, near Shanghai, China; Japanese records showed no E8N aircraft lost on that date. ww2dbase [Liu Cuigang | Shanghai | CPC]
Liu Zhesheng, flying a Hawk III fighter, shot down a G3M bomber of Japanese Kanoya Air Group near Shanghai, China. He shared this victory with fellow pilot Li Guidan or his wingman Lieutenant Wang Wenhua. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Liu Zhesheng | Shanghai | CPC]
A Chinese aircraft, en route to attack Japanese warships off Shanghai, China, accidentally released a bomb over the international section of Shanghai. The bomb hit the Cathay and Palace Hotels near the waterfront at 1627 hours, killing many Chinese and western civilians. The killed included American citizens Robert Reischauer, Frank Rawlinson, Hubert Honigsberg, and Mrs. Honigsberg. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月14日照片

Palace and Cathay Hotels damaged by accidental bombing, Shanghai, China, 14 Aug 1937, photo 1 of 7

1937年8月15日

中國

Liu Cuigang engaged in aerial combat over Shanghai, China flying a Hawk III fighter, claiming the downing of a Japanese reconnaissance aircraft. ww2dbase [Liu Cuigang | Shanghai | CPC]
Mao Yingchu, flying a Hawk III biplane fighter, claimed a Japanese B2M carrier torpedo bomber over Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Mao Yingchu | Shanghai | CPC]
Liu Zhesheng, flying a Hawk III fighter, shared the credit of a B2M aircraft from carrier Kaga with other pilots near Shanghai, China. He was forced to break off from the engagement after his aircraft was damaged in the fuel tank. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Liu Zhesheng | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月15日照片

Japanese soldiers guarding a Chinese prisoner of war at bayonet point, south of Yuepu, Shanghai, China, Aug 1937; note Japanese censor

1937年8月16日

中國

Yuan Baokang, flying a Hawk III fighter, claimed an E8N floatplane over Shanghai, China as his first victory. However, Japanese records showed no such loss on this date. ww2dbase [Yuan Baokang | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月17日

中國

Japanese light tanks halted a Chinese counter attack at Shanghai, China. Meanwhile, the first group of American evacuees departed from the international zone of Shanghai. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]
Liu Cuigang engaged in aerial combat over Shanghai, China flying a Hawk III fighter, claiming the downing of a Japanese bomber at 1940 hours. ww2dbase [Liu Cuigang | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月18日

1937年8月18日照片

Yura in Shanghai, China, 18 Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2

Yura in Shanghai, China, 18 Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2

1937年8月19日

中國

A rifle company of two officers and 102 enlisted men arrived in Shanghai, China from Cavite, Philippine Islands to reinforce the US 4th Marine Regiment. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月20日

中國

Liu Cuigang, flying a Hawk III fighter, shot down a Japanese fighter and an E8N seaplane from seaplane carrier Kamoi after he dropped a 500-pound bomb on a Japanese troop concentration in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Liu Cuigang | Shanghai | CPC]
While moored in the Huangpu River in Shanghai, China in the evening, the crew of USS Augusta gathered on the well deck for movies. A Chinese anti-aircraft shell intended for a Japanese reconnaissance aircraft flying nearby landed on the American cruiser, killing Seaman 1st Class Freddie J. Falgout and wounding 18 others. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Augusta | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月21日

中國

Patrolling Japanese E8N floatplanes intercepted six Chinese Gamma 2E light bombers over the suburbs of Shanghai, China. The Japanese succeeded in forcing the Chinese to abandon the planned attack on the Kunda Texile Factory, but failed to shoot down any aircraft (but the Japanese claimed two victories). Lieutenant Yue Yiqin of the 22nd Pursuit Squadron of the Chinese 4th Pursuit Group, flying a Hawk III biplane fighter, shot down the Japanese floatplane flown by Petty Officer First Class Shigeru Yano, who survived the downing. Yano attempted to ram a Chinese aircraft as he went down; he failed to make contact as none of the Chinese fighters reported being rammed, but Yano believed he did. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Yue Yiqin | Shanghai | CPC]
Photographer Harrison Forman boarded USS Augusta in Shanghai, China to document the event in which an errant Chinese anti-aircraft shell killed one American sailor and wounded 18 others. ww2dbase [Harrison Forman | Augusta | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月22日

1937年8月22日照片

Troops of Japanese Shanghai Special Naval Landing Force fighting near Yangshupu Creek, Shanghai, China, 22 Aug 1937

1937年8月23日

中國

Mutsu arrived at Shanghai, China and disembarked 2,000 troops of the Japanese Army 11th Division. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Mutsu | Shanghai | CPC]
Japanese A4N biplanes from carrier Ryujo attacked a group of Chinese Hawk III biplanes over Baoshan District of Shanghai, China; Masaichi Kondo claimed two victory, while other pilots in his air group claimed an additional eight. On the Chinese side, Liu Cuigang claimed one victory at 0730 hours, Yuan Baokang claimed one damaged over Liuhe in Jiangsu Province, and Wong Sun-sui claimed one victory near Chongming Island north of Shanghai. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Liu Cuigang | Yuan Baokang | Wong Sun-sui | Masaichi Kondo | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月24日

中國

Mutsu provided naval gunfire support off Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Mutsu | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月26日

中國

Japanese aircraft attacked a vehicle carrying the ambassador of United Kingdom during an air raid on Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Bombing of Shanghai, Chongqing, and other Cities | Shanghai | CPC]
A second rifle company of two officers and 102 enlisted men arrived in Shanghai, China from Cavite, Philippine Islands to reinforce the US 4th Marine Regiment; the first company of identical strength had arrived 7 days prior. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月27日

1937年8月27日照片

Killed civilians on Nanjing Road, Shanghai, China, Aug 1937; note Japanese censor

1937年8月28日

中國

Wang Xiaoting, also known as H. S. "Newsreel" Wong, filmed the scenes at South Station in Shanghai, China immediately after a Japanese Navy aerial bombing. One of the stills featuring an injured and crying toddler, "Chinese Baby", would soon be seen by an estimated 25 million people world wide in the form of newsreels, newspapers, and magazines by the end of the year. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Wang Xiaoting | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月28日照片

Injured Chinese toddler crying in the South Station in Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2

Injured Chinese toddler crying in the South Station in Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2

A boy scout tending to a toddler injured by Japanese bombing at South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 2 of 2

A boy scout tending to a toddler injured by Japanese bombing at South Station, Shanghai, China, 28 Aug 1937, photo 1 of 2

瀏覽所有 1937年8月28日照片

1937年8月29日

中國

Settsu, which had ferried a battalion of Sasebo 4th Special Naval Landing Force from Japan, disembarked the troops onto light cruiser Natori and destroyer Yakaze off Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Settsu | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年8月30日

1937年8月30日照片

Japanese soldier guarding a group of Chinese prisoners of war, Shanghai, China, 30 Aug 1937; note Japanese censor

Photographer Wang Xiaoting (also Wang Haisheng or H. S.

1937年9月1日

中國

Light carrier Hosho departed Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Hosho | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年9月6日

中國

Liu Cuigang, flying a Hawk III fighter, attacked Japanese warships off Shanghai, China with 500-pound bombs. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Liu Cuigang | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年9月8日

中國

Liu Cuigang, flying a Hawk III fighter, claimed to have destroyed two Japanese tanks in Shanghai, China with bombs and claimed a Japanese fighter shot down. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Liu Cuigang | Shanghai | CPC]
Cen Zeliu dropped small bombs at Japanese armored cruiser Izumo near Shanghai, China; the bomb missed the target. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Cen Zeliu | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年9月11日

中國

Following the advice of German advisor to China Falkenhausen, Chinese troops dug in at Luodian near Shanghai to defend against a Japanese offensive. The 300,000 Chinese infantry troops would hold on to Luodian for four days against attacks by 100,000 Japanese troops with overwhelming firepower. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年9月15日

中國

Japanese troops took the town of Luodian near Shanghai after four days of attacks. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年9月19日

中國

The 2nd Marine Brigade headquarters and the US 6th Marine Regiment arrived in Shanghai, China. The US Marine Corps presence in Shanghai was now 2,536-strong. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1937年9月20日

1937年9月20日照片

Machine gun crew of Chinese 88th Division covering an infantry advance, Shanghai, China, Sep-Oct 1937; note Germany-supplied helmets

Soldier of Chinese 88th Division guarding a position in Shanghai, China, Sep-Oct 1937

1937年9月27日

中國

Liu Cuigang, flying a Hawk III fighter, led a flight of six others to drop 110-pound bombs on Japanese tank concentrations reported near Luodian, Shanghai, China. Failing to find the tanks but seeing Japanese fighters, Liu ordered all bombs jettisoned in order to engage the fighters. Liu would claim one Japanese fighter shot down. ww2dbase [Liu Cuigang | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年10月1日

中國

USS Stewart reported Chinese aerial bombs, intended for Japanese warships operating nearby, detonated near the American ship at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Stewart | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年10月3日

中國

Light carrier Hosho arrived off Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Hosho | Shanghai | CPC]
Ryujo arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Ryujo | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年10月4日

中國

After a 10-day rest period, the US 4th Marine Regiment returned to police duties in the international zone in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1937年10月6日

1937年10月6日照片

Troops of Japanese Shanghai Special Landing Force fighting near Sanyili, Zhabei District, Shanghai, China, 6 Oct 1937

1937年10月12日

中國

Yuan Baokang, flying a stripped-down Hawk III fighter, scored a victory on Lieutenant Nambu's E8N floatplane over Shanghai, China when the two aircraft collided with each other during the dogfight. The Japanese floatplane crashed and exploded, but Yuan was able to crash land near Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province, China. ww2dbase [Yuan Baokang | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年10月17日

中國

The Guanxi Army arrived in Shanghai, China to reinforce the Chinese forces. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年10月20日

1937年10月20日照片

Troops of Japanese 18th Infantry Regiment at Dachang near Shanghai, China, Oct 1937, photo 1 of 2

Troops of Japanese 18th Infantry Regiment at Dachang near Shanghai, China, Oct 1937, photo 2 of 2

Japanese troops fighting in Shanghai, China, Oct 1937

1937年10月26日

中國

At 2200 hours, the Chinese 524th Regiment withdrew from Shanghai North Railway Station into the six-story Sihang Warehouse in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年10月27日

中國

After taking Shanghai North Railway Station in the morning, Japanese troops moved on to launched a small scale attack the Sihang Warehouse on the north bank of the Suzhou River in Shanghai to test Chinese defenses. The Japanese avoided using mortars and other weapons of greater firepower, including aerial bombardment, to avoid hitting the international zone just across the river. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年10月27日照片

Chinese soldiers on the roof of Sihang Warehouse, Shanghai, China, late Oct 1937

Bombed out shell of what used to be the Shanghai North Railway Station, China, late Oct 1937

1937年10月28日

中國

Japanese troops attacked the Sihang Warehouse in Shanghai, China with light field guns. In the evening, trucks loaded with donated supplies from Shanghai residents reached the warehouse; Japanese snipers killed three Chinese soldiers while they were unloading the trucks. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年10月29日

中國

A 12-foot-wide Chinese flag was raised atop the Sihang Warehouse in Shanghai, China, which was a great morale booster for the defenders fortified inside the building. Meanwhile, western officials in the international zone in Shanghai appealed to Chiang Kaishek to order the defenders in the Sihang Warehouse to withdraw, while negotiating for a short ceasefire agreement from the Japanese so that the withdraw would be conducted in peace. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年10月29日照片

Two Japanese soldiers helping a wounded comrade off the battlefield near Suzhou Creek, Shanghai, China, late Oct 1937

Japanese troops assaulting the Sihang Warehouse, Shanghai, China, circa 29 Oct 1937, photo 1 of 3

Japanese troops assaulting the Sihang Warehouse, Shanghai, China, circa 29 Oct 1937, photo 2 of 3

Japanese troops assaulting the Sihang Warehouse, Shanghai, China, circa 29 Oct 1937, photo 3 of 3

1937年10月30日

1937年10月30日照片

Sihang warehouse, Shanghai, China, late-Oct 1937

1937年10月31日

中國

At midnight, the remaining 376 Chinese officers and men in the Sihang Warehouse in Shanghai, China withdrew from the building into the international zone. The evacuation was completed by 0200 hours on 1 Nov 1937. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年11月1日

中國

The Sihang Warehouse in Shanghai, stubbornly defended by the Chinese for four days, was evacuated between 0000 and 0200 hours. The 376 Chinese officers and men were allowed to evacuate into the international zone across the southern shore of the Suzhou River but were kept imprisoned until the outbreak of the Pacific War in 1941. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年11月5日

中國

Japanese 10th Army landed at Jinshanwei in the south of Shanghai, China in an attempt to surround the city. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年11月8日

中國

Chinese troops began to retreat from Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年11月9日

中國

Japanese troops began the occupation of Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年12月3日

中國

John Wong, flying a P-26 fighter, flew a reconnaissance mission out of Nanjing, China over the Shanghai area. He radioed the number of Japanese aircraft parked at several airfields, and escaped the Japanese fighters that rose to intercept him. ww2dbase [John Wong | Shanghai | CPC]

1937年12月18日

中國

USS Stewart departed Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Stewart | Shanghai | CPC]

1938年2月1日

中國

Clifton Cates was made the commanding officer of 2nd Battalion of 4th Marine Regiment. ww2dbase [Clifton Cates | Shanghai | CPC]

1938年2月7日

中國

Japanese General Iwane Matsui made a speech during a memorial service for troops of the Shanghai Expeditionary Force who were killed in combat. The speech included his order to "put an end to various reports affecting the prestige of the Japanese troops", referring to reports of atrocities committed by Japanese troops in Nanjing, China. Later on the same day he made an entry in his dairy noting that "I could only feel sadness and responsibility today, which has been overwhelmingly piercing my heart. This is caused by the Army's misbehaviors after the fall of Nanjing and failure to proceed with the autonomous government and other political plans." ww2dbase [Battle of Nanjing and the Rape of Nanjing | Iwane Matsui | Shanghai | CPC]

1938年2月27日

中國

The US 2nd Marine Brigade headquarters and the US 6th Marine Regiment departed Shanghai, China. The US 4th Marine Regiment remained in Shanghai as the only American military unit there. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1938年3月28日

1938年3月28日照片

Group portrait of the leaders of the Japanese puppet Reformed Government of the Republic of China, New Asia Hotel, Shanghai, China, 28 Mar 1938; head of Executive Yuan Wen Zongyao (left) and head of Legislative Yuan Liang Hongzhi (right) in front row

1938年8月30日

1938年8月30日照片

Victims of aerial bombing, Shanghai, China, circa Aug 1938

1939年4月29日

中國

USS Astoria arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Astoria (New Orleans-class) | Shanghai | CPC]

1939年5月1日

中國

Admiral Harry E. Yarnell visited USS Astoria in the morning; in the afternoon, the cruiser departed Shanghai, China for Hong Kong. ww2dbase [Astoria (New Orleans-class) | Shanghai | CPC]

1939年5月18日

中國

Clifton Cates was made the executive officer of the 4th Marine Regiment. ww2dbase [Clifton Cates | Shanghai | CPC]

1939年6月6日

中國

Clifton Cates stepped down as the executive officer of the 4th Marine Regiment. ww2dbase [Clifton Cates | Shanghai | CPC]

1939年12月30日

中國

Masaichi Kondo engaged Chinese fighters above Liuzhou, Guangxi Province, China. ww2dbase [Second Battle of Shanghai | Shanghai | CPC]

1940年8月14日

中國

US Navy Asiatic Fleet chief Admiral Thomas C. Hart arrived in Shanghai, China aboard USS Porpoise. Upon arrival, he transferred his flag to yacht Isabel. ww2dbase [Porpoise | Shanghai | CPC]

1941年9月1日

中國

In China, the American Consul-General at Shanghai, the commander of the Yangtze Patrol, and the commanding officer of the 4th Marine Regiment at Shanghai recommended that all naval forces in China be withdrawn. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1941年9月15日

中國

Tatsuta Maru arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Tatsuta Maru | Shanghai | CPC]

1941年11月27日

中國

US Navy-chartered passenger liner President Madison departed from Shanghai, China for the Philippine Islands with the 2nd Battalion of the US 4th Marine Regiment. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1941年11月28日

中國

US Navy-chartered passenger liner President Harrison departed from Shanghai, China for the Philippine Islands with the final elements of the US 4th Marine Regiment. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1941年11月28日照片

US 4th Marine Regiment gathering at the quays along Huangpu River, Shanghai, China as the unit prepared to leave the International Settlement for the Philippines, 28 Nov 1941

1941年11月29日

中國

US Navy river gunboats Luzon and Oahu departed Shanghai, China for Manila, Philippine Islands. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1941年12月7日

中國

River gunboat USS Wake was captured by the Japanese in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]
Japanese armored cruiser Izumo sank British river gunboat HMS Peterel in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Izumo | Shanghai | CPC]

1941年12月8日

1941年12月8日照片

Japanese Special Naval Landing Force troops guarding a building they had just seized, Shanghai International Settlement, China, 8 Dec 1941

Japanese Special Naval Landing Force infantryman guarding a building his unit had just seized, Shanghai International Settlement, China, 8 Dec 1941

Japanese Special Naval Landing Force troops marching into the Shanghai International Settlement, China, 8 Dec 1941

Japanese naval infantrymen aboard a ship off Shanghai, China, 8 Dec 1941; note captured American flag, M1928 Thompson submachine guns, and M1897 Winchester shotguns

瀏覽所有 1941年12月8日照片

1941年12月31日

1941年12月31日照片

Japanese gunboat Tatara (former USS Wake, surrendered to the Japanese on 8 Dec 1941), Shanghai, China, late 1941; she was the only US warship to be surrendered to Japan in WW2

1942年8月5日

中國

Tatsuta Maru arrived at Shanghai, China and embarked interned Allied personnel; she would depart later on the same day. ww2dbase [Tatsuta Maru | Shanghai | CPC]

1943年10月18日

中國

Naka arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Naka | Shanghai | CPC]

1943年10月21日

中國

Naka departed Shanghai, China with 485 troops of Japanese 17th Division. ww2dbase [Naka | Shanghai | CPC]

1944年7月22日

中國

American aircraft raided Japanese positions in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1945年3月25日

中國

USAAF B-24 bombers sank the 1,183-ton Japanese steam cargo ship Kori Go Maru in the Yangtze estuary near Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Shanghai | HM]

1945年7月17日

中國

Over 200 American bombers attacked Jiangwan, Shanghai, China, which held the largest concentration of Japanese aircraft in China. ww2dbase [Jiangwan Airfield | Shanghai | CPC]

1945年7月18日

中國

214 US aircraft attacked the Japanese airfield at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1945年7月24日

中國

More than 100 B-24 bombers based in Okinawa, Japan attacked Japanese airfields at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1945年8月15日

1945年8月15日照片

Crowd in Shanghai, China celebrating the victory over Japan, 15 Aug 1945

1945年8月19日

中國

US forces entered Shanghai, China to prevent Chinese communists from occupying the city. Chinese Nationalist forces would finally arrive in Shanghai on 3 Sep 1945. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1945年9月3日

中國

Large crowds welcomed Chinese troops into Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1945年9月4日

中國

Milton Miles arrived in Shanghai, China by aircraft to prepared for the arrival of the US Navy 7th Fleet. ww2dbase [Milton Miles | Shanghai | CPC]

1945年9月7日

中國

General Tang Enbo arrived in Shanghai, China with the mission to ensure peace, stability, and Nationalist control in the Nanjing-Shanghai region. ww2dbase [Tang Enbo | Shanghai | CPC]

1945年9月8日

中國

USS Nashville and USS St. Louis arrived in the area of the Chusan Islands off Shanghai, China covering two days of search sweeps looking for Japanese suicide boat bases and airfields. ww2dbase [St. Louis | Nashville | Shanghai | DS]

1945年9月9日

中國

Destroyer USS Saufley arrived off Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Saufley | Shanghai | DS]

1945年9月9日照片

The Allied victory parade, Nanjing Road, Shanghai, China, Sep 1945

1945年9月11日

中國

USS St. Louis departed the area of Shanghai, China bound for Okinawa. ww2dbase [St. Louis | Shanghai | DS]

1945年9月16日

中國

In Shanghai, China, after being overworked, recovering from malaria (and at times overdosing on Atabrine), and taking too much Benzedrine and sleeping pills to help him work and rest, Milton Miles began showing signs of psychosis. On this date, he met with newly arrived Thomas Kinkaid in Shanghai, China; Kinkaid described Miles as suffering from "war shock". ww2dbase [Milton Miles | Shanghai | CPC]

1945年9月19日

中國

US Navy 7th Fleet sailed into Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1945年9月29日

中國

USS St. Louis anchored in the Hwangpoo River (now Huangpu River), Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [St. Louis | Shanghai | DS]

1945年10月6日

中國

Commanding officer of USS St. Louis, Captain John Griggs, was assigned to coordinate the movement of the Chinese 70th Army from Ningpo, China (now Ningbo) to Kiirun, Formosa (now Keelung, Taiwan). ww2dbase [St. Louis | Shanghai | DS]

1945年10月10日

1945年10月10日照片

Major General D. L. Weart greeting General Tang Enbo during Double-Ten Day celebrations, Shanghai Race Course, Shanghai, China, 10 Oct 1945

Lieutenant F. M. Edwards, Commander N. M. Carlson, Commander T. A. Gregg, Lieutenant Commander H. D. Lane, and Commander A. E. Wills at the Double Ten Day celebrations, Shanghai Race Course, China, 10 Oct 1945

1945年10月11日

中國

USS St. Louis departed Shanghai, China bound for Ningpo (now Ningbo) but was redirected while en route to Kiirun, Formosa (now Keelung, Taiwan). ww2dbase [St. Louis | Shanghai | DS]

1945年11月9日

中國

Destroyer USS Saufley departed the area of Shanghai, China bound for Okinawa. ww2dbase [Saufley | Shanghai | DS]

1945年11月10日

中國

USS Saint Paul arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Saint Paul | Shanghai | CPC]

1945年11月16日

中國

Albert Wedemeyer ordered that public saluting for US servicemen in Shanghai, China was no longer required unless on official business. ww2dbase [Albert Wedemeyer | Shanghai | CPC]
Destroyer USS Saufley arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Saufley | Shanghai | DS]

1945年12月1日

中國

The US military publication Shanghai Stars and Stripes sponsored a US Army-US Navy American football game in Shanghai, China. The passenger of the pre-game rickshaw race was crowned Miss Rickshaw 1945 and Queen of the Army-Navy Game. 1,500,000 people, Americans and Chinese, turned out to join in on the overall festivities while 20,000 attended the football game. Navy defeated Army in the game, 12 to 0. ww2dbase [Shanghai | CPC]

1945年12月1日照片

USS Anzio at anchor in the Huangpu River, Shanghai, China, 1 Dec 1945

USS Anzio at anchor in the Huangpu River, Shanghai, China, Dec 1945

1945年12月8日

中國

Captain Harold Baker was named the commanding officer of USS Saint Paul while at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Saint Paul | Shanghai | CPC]

1945年12月21日

中國

USS Saint Paul and Chinese landing craft LST144 collided at Shanghai, China, causing slight damage to the cruiser's bow. ww2dbase [Saint Paul | Shanghai | CPC]

1946年1月7日

中國

USS Saint Paul departed Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Saint Paul | Shanghai | CPC]

1946年6月1日

中國

USS Sterlet arrived at Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Sterlet | Shanghai | CPC]

1946年6月10日

中國

USS Sterlet departed Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Sterlet | Shanghai | CPC]

1946年6月26日

中國

Allied repatriation ship Hikawa Maru arrived in Shanghai, China and embarked Japanese personnel. ww2dbase [Hikawa Maru | Shanghai | CPC]

1946年7月1日

中國

Allied repatriation ship Hikawa Maru departed Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Hikawa Maru | Shanghai | CPC]

1947年6月17日

中國

War criminals Sergeant Jiro Shimoda and Captain Harochi Yonemura were executed in Shanghai, China. Shimoda had plundered and raped Chinese civilians during the occupation, including several murders committed at Jianying 85 miles northwest of Shanghai on the date of the surrender. Yonemura had ordered enlisted men under his command to bury, while alive, more than 100 Chinese civilians in Changshu near the city of Suzhou. ww2dbase [Tokyo Trial and Other Trials Against Japan | Shanghai | CPC]

1947年7月8日

中國

Du Yuming arrived in Shanghai, China. ww2dbase [Du Yuming | Shanghai | CPC]

1949年2月18日

1949年2月18日照片

Tang Enbo inspecting a military police parade, Shanghai, China, 18 Feb 1949; note captured Japanese Type 97 Chi-Ha tank

1949年4月26日

中國

Yan Xishan departed Shanghai, China for Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China. ww2dbase [Yan Xishan | Shanghai | CPC]

1949年5月8日

中國

Tang Enbo informed the US Consul General in Shanghai, China that three communist divisions were getting into their positions to attack Shanghai, and a successful defense was not certain. ww2dbase [Tang Enbo | Shanghai | CPC]

1950年11月20日

中國