Japanese and Puppet Regime Rule in Occupied Henan is part of the series Studies on Specialized Topics in the War of Resistance Against Japan, edited by Zhang Xianwen and Zhu Qingbao. After reviewing how the occupied zone in Henan came into being and how Japanese and puppet regime organizations at every level were established and evolved, the book focuses on a comprehensive, in-depth examination of the realities of their rule in Henan. It then analyzes society in the occupied zone to investigate the truth and nature of Japanese and puppet regime rule in occupied China. By tracing the resistance struggle in Henan, it demonstrates the fragility and instability of that rule. Rich in historical sources and clear in its arguments, the book has significant academic value for research into specialized topics related to the War of Resistance Against Japan.
