CONCESSIONS IN SHANGHAI - HISTORY OF THE SHANGHAI INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT

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Published on Feb 16, 2021
[Jakob Rosenfeld (6.53) - Secretary for the Ministry of Health in Mao's Communist China https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jakob_Rosenfeld ]
Shanghai, today the most populated Chinese city, was once a hub of international businesses. It held a British concession, an American concession and a French concession at first, and would later contain the famous Shanghai international settlement. The 1937 second Sino Japonese war would put an end to the concessions in Shanghai.
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