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| Taiwan (Formosa) is the principal island in the Republic of China. The island was under Japanese control from 1895 until the end of World War 2 in 1945 when the island reverted to China. Our postcards all date from before WW2 and thus from the period of Japanese rule. Since WW2 Taiwan has been under the ROC whose forces under Chiang Kai-shek were defeated by the Communists and retreated to the island. Naturally Taiwan is still claimed by the Peoples' Republic of China |
| "Savage Village at Suisha, Jitsugetsutan, Formosa". |
| "Kwanpekiro Hotel, Jitsugetsutan, Formosa". |
| Square Net Fishing |
| Honmachi Street, Taipei. |
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| Distant view of Taiwan Shrine Formosa. (not very clear about the location !) |
| Mount Nitaka from Hassenzan. |
| "Savage House", Ural (?), Formosa. |
| Yamashita-cho Street, Takao, now Kaohsiung. |
| A native duck -keeper. |
| The Post Office, Takao. |
| Another duck-keeper. |
| A street in the village - not a very helpful description ! |
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| "Mount-Morion on the Mt Nitaka." |
| "Houses of Taiwan Savages". |
| "Village of Mt Artsan, Taiwan." |
| "A View of Mt Nitaka on the train to Hopi, Formosa." |
| Another postcard which refers to the locals as "savages" ! |
| "Earthern Houses, Formosa". |
| Kirun (now I believe Keelung) Station. |
| "The Savage Village at Suisha, Jitsugetsutan, Formosa." |
| "The Formosa Farmer take in rice". |
| Mount Noko. |
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