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A Transnational Approach to Wartime Press Photography: The Case of Randall Chase Gould (1898–1979) and His Coverage of the Battle of Shanghai (August–November 1937) Cover

A Transnational Approach to Wartime Press Photography: The Case of Randall Chase Gould (1898–1979) and His Coverage of the Battle of Shanghai (August–November 1937)

Open Access
|Dec 2021

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Figure 1

 Garden Bridge, Shanghai, 1937, photo album Shanghai Shambles: Sino-Japanese Conflict 1937, page 1, Randall Chase Gould Papers, Box 14, Album fH, Hoover Institution Archives.

Figure 2

 Victims of ‘Bloody Saturday’, Shanghai, 14 August 1937, photo album Shanghai Shambles: Sino-Japanese Conflict 1937, page 8, Randall Chase Gould Papers, Box 14, Album fH, Hoover Institution Archives.

Figure 3

Photographs illustrating ‘Bloody Saturday’, published in the Pictorial Review of Shanghai Hostilities, Aug. 9 – Nov. 12, page 2, Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury, 4 December 1937, Randall Chase Gould Papers, Box 14, Hoover Institution Archives.

Figure 4

Close-up of a photograph illustrating ‘Bloody Saturday’, published in the Pictorial Review of Shanghai Hostilities, Aug. 9 – Nov. 12, page 2, Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury, 4 December 1937, Randall Chase Gould Papers, Box 14, Hoover Institution Archives.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18146/tmg.782 | Journal eISSN: 2213-7653
Language: English
Page range: 1 - 27
Published on: Dec 8, 2021
Published by: Sound & Vision
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2021 Anna Elisabeth Herren, published by Sound & Vision
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