Battle of Shanghai
1937 battle of the Second Sino-Japanese War
Deutsch: Schlacht um Changhai
English: Battle of Shanghai
日本語: 第二次上海事変
中文:淞沪会战
Video
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Documentary film on Japanese Shanghai invasion. 上海保衛戰
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Documentary film on Japanese Shanghai invasion. 上海保衛戰
Warships
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1937 Japan navy flagship in Shanghai.
Aerial bombardment
editChinese aerial bombing
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Curtiss
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Northrop Gamma
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Escape from Chinese bombing
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Bombing outside the Palace Hotel
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Civilian victims of the August 14 bombing near the Great World
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Great World Amusement Center after bombing
Japanese aerial bombing
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A terrified baby left in Shanghai's South Station after a Japanese bombing
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The Shanghai North Railway Station, after months of fighting and bombing in 1937.
1937
editNational Revolutionary Army of the Republic of China
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German Newsreel about the battle
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NRA soldiers firing inside Sihang warehouse.
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Chinese prisoners of war at Shanghai, August 1937
Shanghai Special Naval Landing Force of the Imperial Japanese Navy
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Japanese marines in house-to-house fighting
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Japanese marines of the Shanghai Special Landing Force, awaiting attack orders whilst wearing gas masks in anticipation of a potential poison gas attack by the Chinese Army, maintaining the frontlines until the arrival of reinforcements (Chapei, Shanghai).
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Japanese marines of the Shanghai Special Landing Force, fighting in streets near Sanyili, Chapei, Shanghai, 6 October 1937
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Japanese marines passing Hankou Road in the Shanghai International Settlement.
Imperial Japanese Army
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Shanghai North Station
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Japanese landing at Jinshanwei
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Japanese landing at Jinshanwei
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Japanese troops 20km north of Shanghai
Sihang Warehouse
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Girl Guide Yang Huimin, posing with the flag
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Xie's official photo
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Xie on his mount
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Xie's funeral, led by Shangguan Zhibiao
Maps and Flags
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1930s Shanghai Municipality Flag of the international concession areas.
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Map in English of the area around Sihang Warehouse
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Same map in simplified Chinese
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Same map in traditional Chinese