The History of Terrorism
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1840?-1865 Briton Nichol Latimer, resident of Shanghai and the publisher of the North China Herald, the most influential British newspaper in China, was the manager of Russell & Company's Shanghai Steam Navigation Co. until his death in 1865.
1863-1941 Shanghai International Settlement
1919 Mr. Starr, a pioneer of globalization, set up his first insurance venture in Shanghai in 1919.
1925 Shanghai massacre of 1925
1931 ...The same year, big ear Du held a great celebration in his own honor to inaugurate an ancestral temple in his native villiage of Cowtow? in Pudong across the river from Shanghai.
1934 In October 1934, the Treasury attache in Shanghai "submitted reports implicating Chiang Kai-shek in the heroin trade to North America."
1935 In 1935, the attache reported that the Superintendent of Maritime Customs in Shanghai was "acting as agent for Chiang Kai-shek in arranging for the preparation and shipment of the stuff to the United States."
1937 After Japanese forces invaded Shanghai in August 1937, Anslinger was even less willing to deal honestly with the situation.
1937 Battle of Shanghai
1949-1969 The Chinese civil war revived and in 1949 the Communists entered Shanghai. Under pressure from the French, who hoped to protect their interests in Indochina, Belgium declined to recognise the People's Republic of China for the next 20 years.
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Anslinger knew that Shanghai was "the prime producer and exporter to the illicit world drug markets," through a syndicate controlled by Du Yue-sheng, a crime lord who facilitated Chiang's bloody ascent to power in 1927. ...
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