As we know, after the surrender ceremonies on Oct. 25, 1945, the government officials of the Republic of China began confiscating the property of Japan and Japanese nationals in Taiwan. Were such actions legitimate?
Part-1: The Origin of the Taiwan Question in the 1940's
Part-2: The Acquirement of Territory by Conquest and by Treaty
Part-3: Military Jurisdiction under the US Constitution
Part-4: Military Government and the Disposition of Territorial Cessions
Part-5: An ABCD Chart of Territorial Cession
Part-6: A Derivation of the Status of (1) Taiwan and (2) the ROC on Taiwan
Part-7: Documents regarding the Cession of Taiwan Territory
Part-8: Background to US Insular Area Studies
Part-9: Dissection of a TYPE 1 United States Insular Area
Part-10: Stages of Military Occupation
Part-11: Military Occupation of Taiwan and the Specifications of the Peace Treaty
Part-12: Taiwan History and the Principle of Conquest
Part-13: The Statehood Status of the ROC on Taiwan
Part-14: The Nationality of Native Taiwanese Persons
Part 15: Allegiance and Nationality
Part 16: The Status Quo in the Taiwan Strait and the One China Policy
Part 17-A: Review of Military Occupation Fundamentals
Part 17-B: Review of Military Occupation Fundamentals
Part 18: Extension of the Sovereignty of the United States
Part 19: Overview of the 1971 State Dept. Memorandum
Part 20: Name Recification in Insular Areas of the United States
Part 21: Organization of the new Taiwan Government under USMG |
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