A Study of Jewish Refugees in China (19331945)

Focusing on the experiences of Jewish refugees during the Holocaust, the book is structured into three parts: it details the history of the Jewish community in China, including their arrival, settlement, and interactions with local Chinese people. The second section offers insights into the dynamics between Jews and Chinese, while the final part examines the unique Chinese model for refugee support, contrasting it with other global responses. This comprehensive examination highlights the resilience and adaptability of the Jewish Diaspora amidst historical turmoil.