Kiao-chow As A Spoil Of The World War

"Kiao-chow As A Spoil Of The World War" examines the fate of Kiaochow (Jiaozhou), a German-leased territory in China, in the aftermath of World War I. This book explores the complex negotiations and political maneuvering surrounding the disposition of Kiaochow at the Paris Peace Conference and the Treaty of Versailles.

Ying Lam Lee delves into the historical context, analyzing the strategic importance of Kiaochow, the competing claims of various powers, and the impact of the war on China's position in international affairs. The book sheds light on the diplomatic struggles, the rise of Chinese nationalism, and the enduring legacy of this territorial dispute.

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