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Reexamining Taiwan’s 228 Massacre: A Discussion on the U.S. Role in Taiwan Then and Now
Identity Snapshot
- Era: 2010
- Geography: Taiwanese America
- Core roles: historical work (story; band A)
- Source org: taiwaneseamerican-org]]
Record
- Date: 2010-03-31
- Byline: Jon
- Original: https://www.taiwaneseamerican.org/2010/03/reexamining-taiwans-228-massacre-a-discussion-on-the-u-s-role-in-taiwan-then-and-now/
- Value band: A (A=oral/interview/community history · B=essay/feature · C=creative bib · D=chrome/skip)
- License: all-rights
Article
Cited from the original (source). Echopedia holds this as community historical record.
The Human Rights for Taiwanese organization in Seattle made a great and detailed transcript of their 2/28 Event held at the University of Washington.
Participating on the panel is Jonathan Manthorpe, author of Forbidden Nation: A History of Taiwan and International Affairs columnist for the Vancouver Sun; Dr. Sam Small, Vice-Chairman of the Taiwan Veterans Badge of Honor Association; and Bryan Chou, second-generation Taiwanese-American, active in the Taiwanese-American community and in the group, Human Rights for Taiwanese.
You can read the transcript online at http://www.scribd.com/doc/28714316. It’ll make some great reference material for any students out there.
Timeline
- 2010-03-31 — published
Subjects
- Perspectives
- West Coast