A Study of Jewish Refugees in China (1933'1945)

Focusing on the historical journey of Jewish refugees fleeing the Holocaust to China, the book offers a detailed examination of their community's formation, development, and eventual decline. It covers the routes, numbers, and settlements of Jewish refugees, particularly in Shanghai, while highlighting their interactions with local Chinese people. The text further delves into theoretical perspectives on these relationships and presents a unique "Chinese model" of the Jewish Diaspora, comparing it with other global experiences and outlining its five defining characteristics.