In Whose Hands?: A Story of Internment in ChinaChina Inland Mission, 1956 - 80 pages |
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... military authorities , protesting against the use of the Sunday playing - field for Sunday baseball . The officer demanding their presence now thundered at the gathered staff - with intervals for interpretation — that the protest was an ...
... military authorities , protesting against the use of the Sunday playing - field for Sunday baseball . The officer demanding their presence now thundered at the gathered staff - with intervals for interpretation — that the protest was an ...
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... military occupation - many had prayed that this would be so . But there had been too many Japanese military visitors about the place making little effort to veil their air of acquisitive anticipation . One of the last groups , a bunch ...
... military occupation - many had prayed that this would be so . But there had been too many Japanese military visitors about the place making little effort to veil their air of acquisitive anticipation . One of the last groups , a bunch ...
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... military , who stoutly refused to move - in fact , they calmly asserted it would be inconvenient for them to move in less than six months ! So until the Allied Occupa- tion Forces arrived to enforce the eviction of these " unwanted ...
... military , who stoutly refused to move - in fact , they calmly asserted it would be inconvenient for them to move in less than six months ! So until the Allied Occupa- tion Forces arrived to enforce the eviction of these " unwanted ...
Contents
PREFACE | 6 |
OUTBREAK OF WARHONG KONG | 19 |
MISSIONARY VETERANSSHANGHAI | 27 |
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Allied arrived Axis Powers barbed wire beds boys and girls bread buildings C.I.M. family called camp representative CHAPTER Chefoo Chefoo School China Inland Mission Chinese Christians Chinese visitors Christ Church Civil Assembly Centre clothes Consulate cooking coolie crowd dining-room dormitories duty enamel enemy nationals experience faces faith fear feeling fellowship floor freedom friends fuel gates gifts God's hand hearts Hongkong hospital houses hundred huts International Red Cross internees internment camps Japan Japanese guards kitchen ladies laundry letters live Lord military milk Missionary Home months morning move never opened organised packed parcels peace Pearl Harbor POOTUNG CAMP prayer prisoners rejoicing release rice congee roll-call rooms round rumour Russian School compound Shanghai Sinza Road spirit squad staff stoves Sunday supplies surrender Temple Hill thanksgiving thermos flask things tion took trunks Tsingtao Twenty-third Psalm voice waited washing women Yangchow camps وو