Taiwan under Japanese rule (original) (raw)
- Entre 1895 i 1945, Taiwan va estar sota el govern japonès, quedant incorporada a l'imperi japonès. (ca)
- تايوان تحت الحكم الياباني (باليابانية: 日本統治時代 (台湾)) (بالصينية: 台灣日治時期)، حيث كانت تايوان جزءاً من الإمبراطورية الصينية، وتنازلت عنها الصين بعد الحرب الصينية اليابانية الأولى، وفي عام 1945م وبالتحديد بعد استسلام اليابان في شهر أغسطس، سلَّمت اليابان جزيرة تايوان إلى حكومة جمهورية الصين الوطنية لكون جزيرة تايوان كانت اغتصبت منذ أواخر القرن التاسع عشر. (ar)
- Japonský Tchaj-wan bylo období dějin ostrova Tchaj-wan mezi lety 1895 a 1945, kdy byl ovládnut Japonským císařstvím. Tchaj-wan byl první japonskou kolonií a lze jej považovat za první krok v realizaci japonské „“ z konce 19. století. Japonským záměrem bylo proměnit Tchaj-wan v ukázkovou „modelovou kolonii“ s velkým úsilím vynaloženým na zlepšení ekonomiky ostrova, , průmyslu, kulturní a na podporu nezbytností japonské vojenské agrese v Asii a Tichomoří. (cs)
- Von 1895 bis 1945 war Taiwan eine der Kolonien des Japanischen Kaiserreichs. Die Expansion nach Taiwan war Teil der generellen japanischen Expansionspolitik in Richtung Süden während des späten 19. Jahrhunderts. Die japanische Herrschaft in Taiwan wird als deutlich verschieden von jener in Korea oder anderen Teilen Asiens eingeordnet. Da Taiwan die erste japanische Kolonie war, wollten die Machthaber die Insel zu einer beispielhaften „Modellkolonie“ machen. Aus diesem Grund wurden große Anstrengungen unternommen, um Wirtschaft, Industrie, Infrastruktur und Kultur der Insel zu entwickeln. Allerdings hatte die japanische Herrschaft über Taiwan auch andere Seiten, etwa wurden taiwanische Frauen zur Prostitution als sogenannte Trostfrauen gezwungen. Die Fehler des Kuomintang-Regimes nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg führten zu einer gewissen Nostalgie bei den älteren Taiwanern, die beide Herrschaftsformen erlebten. Dies beeinträchtigte die Findung einer nationalen bzw. ethnischen Identität und verlangsamte den Übergang Taiwans in ein postkoloniales Zeitalter. Während die Japaner auf dem chinesischen Festland als rücksichtslose und brutale Invasoren des Japanisch-Chinesischen Krieges 1937–1945 in Erinnerung sind, die beispielsweise das Massaker von Nanking zu verantworten hatten, ist die Erinnerung an Japan bei den Taiwanern ambivalent. Mehr als 200.000 Taiwaner kämpften nach offiziellen Statistiken während des Zweiten Weltkrieges in der japanischen Armee. Der Übergang von der japanischen Herrschaft zur Herrschaft der Kuomintang, deren Führungskader fast ausschließlich vom chinesischen Festland stammten, wurde von vielen Taiwanern als der Wechsel von einer Fremdherrschaft zu einer anderen empfunden. Der verhältnismäßige Mangel von antijapanischen Gefühlen in der taiwanischen Gesellschaft wird von Überseechinesen und Festlandchinesen daher oft nicht verstanden. (de)
- El dominio japonés de Taiwán, el periodo colonial de Taiwán, o la ocupación japonesa de Taiwán se refiere al período entre el 22 de octubre de 1895 y el 25 de octubre de 1945, durante el cual Taiwán fue una colonia del Imperio del Japón. La ocupación de Taiwán fue parte de la política japonesa de expansión hacia el sur que comenzó en el siglo XIX. Taiwán fue la primera posesión de ultramar para los japoneses, que convertirían la isla en una verdadera «colonia modelo». El resultado de la política del gobierno japonés fue la mejora de la economía, la industria, el empleo y la cultura. Sin embargo, el dominio japonés de Taiwán también tuvo consecuencias negativas, como la represión militar de todo intento de resistencia, la discriminación positiva hacia los naturales de Japón, o el aumento de la prostitución femenina. El relativo fracaso de la dominación china continental posterior a la Segunda Guerra Mundial por parte del Kuomintang condujo a un cierto grado de nostalgia en la generación de taiwaneses que habían experimentado ambas. Esto ha afectado, hasta cierto punto, a cuestiones como la identidad nacional, la identidad étnica y el movimiento de independencia de Taiwán. (es)
- Taïwan est sous domination japonaise entre 1895 et 1945, en étant incorporé à l'empire du Japon. La monnaie utilisée durant cette période est le yen taïwanais. (fr)
- Antara tahun 1895 sampai 1945, Pulau Taiwan (termasuk Kepulauan Pescadores) adalah bagian yang memiliki ketergantungan dari Kekaisaran Jepang. Ekspansi ke Pulau Taiwan adalah bagian dari kebijakan umum Kekaisaran Jepang untuk ekspansi selatan selama akhir abad ke-19.Pulau Taiwan adalah koloni pertama di luar negeri Jepang, niat Jepang adalah untuk mengubah pulau itu menjadi barang pameran "Model koloni ". Akibatnya, banyak usaha yang dilakukan untuk meningkatkan ekonomi pulau, industri, pekerjaan umum dan untuk mengubah budaya.Kegagalan relatif pasca Perang Dunia II, pemerintahan oleh Kuomintang menyebabkan tingkat tertentu nostalgia antara generasi tua Republik Tiongkok/Taiwan yang mengalami keduanya. Hal ini telah mempengaruhi, untuk beberapa derajat, isu-isu seperti identitas nasional, identitas etnis dan gerakan kemerdekaan Republik Tiongkok/Taiwan. Sebagai akibatnya, sebagian rakyat Republik Tiongkok/Taiwan pada umumnya merasa kurang antipati terhadap warisan pemerintahan Jepang dibandingkan negara lain di Asia. Jepang mempertahankan kedaulatan Pulau Formosa sampai melepaskannya pada tahun 1952. Namun setelah tahun 1949, Pulau Formosa sebenarnya sudah menjadi bagian dari Republik Tiongkok/Taiwan walaupun Jepang baru melepaskannya secara resmi pada tahun 1952. Pulau Formosa tersebut tidak pernah menjadi bagian dari Republik Rakyat Tiongkok/Cina karena pemerintahan Republik Tiongkok/Taiwan berhasil mempertahankan pulau tersebut dari pendudukan Republik Rakyat Tiongkok/Cina. * l * * s (in)
- The island of Taiwan, together with the Penghu Islands, became a dependency of Japan in 1895, when the Qing dynasty ceded Taiwan Prefecture in the Treaty of Shimonoseki after the Japanese victory in the First Sino-Japanese War. The short-lived Republic of Formosa resistance movement was suppressed by Japanese troops and quickly defeated in the Capitulation of Tainan, ending organized resistance to Japanese occupation and inaugurating five decades of Japanese rule over Taiwan. Its administrative capital was in Taihoku (Taipei) led by the Governor-General of Taiwan. Taiwan was Japan's first colony and can be viewed as the first step in implementing their "Southern Expansion Doctrine" of the late 19th century. Japanese intentions were to turn Taiwan into a showpiece "model colony" with much effort made to improve the island's economy, public works, industry, cultural Japanization, and to support the necessities of Japanese military aggression in the Asia-Pacific. Japanese administrative rule of Taiwan ended following the surrender of Japan in September 1945 during the World War II period, and the territory was placed under the control of the Republic of China (ROC) with the issuing of General Order No. 1. Japan formally renounced its sovereignty over Taiwan in the Treaty of San Francisco effective April 28, 1952. The experience of Japanese rule continues to cause the divergent views among several issues in Post-WWII Taiwan, such as the February 28 massacre of 1947, Taiwan Retrocession Day, Taiwanese comfort women, national identity, ethnic identity, and the formal Taiwan independence movement. (en)
- 日本統治時代の台湾(にほんとうちじだいのたいわん)は、日清戦争の結果下関条約によって台湾が清朝(当時中国大陸にあった国家)から日本に割譲された1895年(明治28年、光緒21年)4月17日から、第二次世界大戦が終結して日本の降伏後、中華民国政府の出先機関である台湾省行政長官公署によって台湾の管轄権行使が開始される1945年(昭和20年、民国34年)10月25日までの時代である。 (ja)
- 대만일치시기(중국어 정체자: 臺灣日治時期, 일본어: 日本統治時代 니혼토치지다이[*])는 청일 전쟁의 패전으로 청나라가 자국의 영토였던 타이완(대만)을 일본 제국에 할양한 1895년 4월 17일부터 제2차 세계 대전 종전 이후인 1945년 10월 25일 해방될 때까지의 50년 간을 가리킨다. 현재, 중화민국을 비롯한 중화권에서는 일본시대(日本時代), 일치시대(日治時代), 일거시대(日據時代), 일본통치시기(日本統治時期), 일본식민시기(日本殖民時期) 등으로 표현하기도 한다. (ko)
- Nella storia di Taiwan, per dominio giapponese o periodo coloniale giapponese s'intende il periodo fra il 1895 ed il 1945 durante il quale Taiwan fu una colonia giapponese. L'espansione a Taiwan fu parte della generale politica di espansione verso sud del Giappone durante la fine del XIX secolo. Poiché Taiwan fu la prima colonia d'oltremare del Giappone, le intenzioni giapponesi erano di trasformare l'isola in una "colonia modello" unica nel suo genere. Come risultato, fu fatto un grande sforzo per migliorare l'economia, l'industria e le opere pubbliche dell'isola, come pure per cambiare la sua cultura. I relativi fallimenti del governo del Kuomintang immediatamente dopo la seconda guerra mondiale produssero un certo grado di nostalgia tra le generazioni più anziane dei Taiwanesi che avevano sperimentato entrambi i governi. Questo ha influenzato, in una certa misura, questioni quali l'identità nazionale, l' ed il . (it)
- Taiwan sob o domínio japonês (ou também ocupação japonesa de Taiwan, período colonial de Taiwan, domínio japonês de Taiwan) refere-se ao período entre 1895 e 1945 em que a Ilha Formosa (incluindo as Ilhas Pescadores) foi uma dependência do Império do Japão, depois que a China Qing perdeu a Primeira Guerra Sino-Japonesa para o Japão e cedeu Taiwan no Tratado de Shimonoseki. O movimento de resistência da efêmera República de Formosa terminou sem sucesso, quando foi reprimido pelas tropas japonesas. A queda de Tainan encerrou a resistência organizada à ocupação japonesa e deu inicio a cinco décadas de domínio japonês. A anexação e a incorporação de Taiwan ao Império Japonês pode ser vista como primeiros passos da implementação de sua "Doutrina de Expansão para o Sul" do final do século XIX. Como Taiwan era a primeira colônia ultramarina do Japão, as intenções japonesas eram de transformar a ilha em uma verdadeira "colônia modelo". Como resultado, um grande esforço foi feito para melhorar a economia, a indústria, as obras públicas da ilha e para alterar sua cultura em grande parte pelas necessidades da máquina de guerra para agressão militar japonesa na Ásia-Pacífico até a rendição do Japão. No entanto, o domínio japonês de Taiwan também teve consequências negativas, como a repressão militar a qualquer tentativa de resistência, a ação afirmativa em relação ao nativos do Japão e o aumento da prostituição feminina. Em 1945, após a derrota do Império do Japão na Segunda Guerra Mundial, Taiwan foi colocado sob o controle da República da China, com assinatura da Ata de Rendição, como parte das cerimônias de rendição em todo o teatro da Ásia-Pacífico. A experiência de domínio japonês, o domínio da República da China (incluindo a República da China que controla apenas Taiwan e as ilhas vizinhas desde 1949) e o Incidente de 28 de Fevereiro (1947) continua a afetar questões como o , a identidade nacional, a identidade étnica, e o movimento formal de independência de Taiwan. (pt)
- Taiwan under japanskt styre. Mellan 1895 och 1945 var Taiwan ett avhängigt territorium under Kejsardömet Japan. Expansionen till Taiwan var en del av det japanska imperiets politik att expandera söderut under 1800-talets senare del. Eftersom Taiwan var Japans första utländska koloni, hade Japan ambitionen att göra ön till ett mönsterexempel – en modellkoloni. Som en följd av detta lades mycket arbete på att förbättra öns ekonomi, industri, infrastruktur och att förändra dess kultur. De relativa misslyckanden som följde med Kuomintangs styre omedelbart efter andra världskriget ledde till en viss nostalgi bland den äldre generationen taiwaneser som upplevt båda. Detta har till viss del påverkat frågor som nationell identitet, etnisk identitet och Taiwans självständighetsrörelse. Delvis som ett resultat av detta känner det taiwanesiska folket i allmänhet mycket mindre antipati mot arvet efter det japanska styret än i andra länder i Asien. (sv)
- Тайвань находился под управлением Японии с 1895 по 1945 годы.В 1895 году остров стал японской колонией по условиям Симоносекского мирного договора. В течение последующих 50 лет островом управляла японская колониальная администрация. Японское административное правление Тайваня прекратилось после окончания военных действий в августе 1945 года в период Второй мировой войны и территория была передана под контроль Китайской Республики. По условиям Сан-Францисского мирного договора подписанного 8 сентября 1951 года, Япония признавала утрату своего суверенитета над Тайванем, Пескадорскими островами и Парасельскими островами. Ни Китайская Республика (Тайвань), ни Китайская Народная Республика не были приглашены на мирную конференцию в Сан-Франциско и не были участниками Сан-Францисского договора. (ru)
- Тайва́нське генера́л-губерна́торство (яп. 【台湾総督府】, たいわんそうとくふ, Тайван сōтоку-фу) — адміністративно-територіальна одиниця Японської імперії в 1895—1945 роках на Тайвані й прилеглих островах, генерал-губернаторство. (uk)
- 台灣日治時期,或稱日據時代、日本時代、日治時代、日本殖民统治时期、日本統治時期、日人治台時期,是台灣歷史上於1895年至1945年間由日本(大日本帝國)殖民統治的時期。 當時日本作為最後一個躋身新帝國主義的國家,其帝國主義的型態具有後進性,與西方國家藉由資本主義引導海外殖民的政策有所不同,由於當時日本國內的資本主義尚不發達,無力對其接收的臺灣從事大規模的資本活動,因此統治初期是由臺灣總督府主導臺灣的拓殖規劃。原則上,由官方為日本資本家量身定做各種規則,強迫臺灣提供資源、物產及勞力,為其服務。在殖民國家發展定位上,日本將臺灣做為支持本國工業的後盾,同時是日本向南洋發展的基地。日本在臺灣實行特別法,以警察控制社會,臺灣人沒有平等的參政權,在日治初期的現代化教育程度也遠低於在臺灣的日本人,日後逐年普及,但教育制度上與日本人相比仍不平等。自大正時期後,日本對臺灣統治已漸趨穩固以及大正民主風潮的政治風氣改變,日本統治當局於日治中後期改取較為柔和的內地延長主義統治方針、以及改派任文官總督,臺灣亦在短時期內發展蓬勃的本土政治運動及社會運動。同時也有許多臺人如鍾理和等前往日本本土或“滿洲國”學習,亦有赴中國大陸與國共合作抵抗日本統治。中國抗日戰爭爆發後,日方因應戰爭需要更進一步推行全面性的皇民化政策,以期將臺灣人同化於日本,不過儘管有高砂族加入及被征入日军,仍有台灣人前往中國大陸參戰抗日,日本統治當局在民族認同問題下,改派臺灣兵赴南洋即可看出官方與日籍臺灣人的煎熬。基於日本殖民統治的需求,臺灣在日治時期於基礎設施、教育設施、公共衛生、農業以及工業等各方面得到一定程度的現代化,但在對外經濟關係上則被日本化。 1945年,日本帝國向同盟國無條件投降。在台日軍根據一般命令第一號向同盟國的受降代理人蔣中正大元帥投降,台湾交由國民政府接管。國民政府及其后身中華民國政府在臺灣推行中國民族主義教育,強調日本殖民臺灣的負面影響,並把日治時期臺灣的抗日運動與中國抗日戰爭做連結,將本时期視為等同日本侵華歷史的一部分。學者周婉窈認為,由於日本統治末期推行皇民化運動造成的低中國性,接著戰後初期陳儀政府治理失政集負面中國性之大成,其視當時臺灣人為「日本奴化教育下的劣等國民」,在臺灣本地人與戰後來臺大陸人之間形成族群隔閡,依1947年8月17日阿爾伯特·魏德邁向國務卿報告說許多臺灣人認為過去日本統治下的臺灣情況比較良善。台大歷史系博士生蕭明禮認為皇民化運動將日本化的概念內化,造成台灣人被迫選擇是台灣人還是日本人的認同,其後續效應一直影響到今天。部份臺灣史學者認為,台灣人的日本情結不僅影響許多在日治時期出生的臺灣人,也相當程度地影響了戰後臺灣對本土認同、臺灣主體性、族群意識觀念乃至臺灣獨立運動的興起。日本留在臺灣的基礎建設、文化政策所造成的影響亦於近代不斷被各界重新檢視或評價,此為東亞乃至於世界殖民史上少見的情形,時常引起學術界的興趣及研討。 (zh)
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- Entre 1895 i 1945, Taiwan va estar sota el govern japonès, quedant incorporada a l'imperi japonès. (ca)
- تايوان تحت الحكم الياباني (باليابانية: 日本統治時代 (台湾)) (بالصينية: 台灣日治時期)، حيث كانت تايوان جزءاً من الإمبراطورية الصينية، وتنازلت عنها الصين بعد الحرب الصينية اليابانية الأولى، وفي عام 1945م وبالتحديد بعد استسلام اليابان في شهر أغسطس، سلَّمت اليابان جزيرة تايوان إلى حكومة جمهورية الصين الوطنية لكون جزيرة تايوان كانت اغتصبت منذ أواخر القرن التاسع عشر. (ar)
- Japonský Tchaj-wan bylo období dějin ostrova Tchaj-wan mezi lety 1895 a 1945, kdy byl ovládnut Japonským císařstvím. Tchaj-wan byl první japonskou kolonií a lze jej považovat za první krok v realizaci japonské „“ z konce 19. století. Japonským záměrem bylo proměnit Tchaj-wan v ukázkovou „modelovou kolonii“ s velkým úsilím vynaloženým na zlepšení ekonomiky ostrova, , průmyslu, kulturní a na podporu nezbytností japonské vojenské agrese v Asii a Tichomoří. (cs)
- Taïwan est sous domination japonaise entre 1895 et 1945, en étant incorporé à l'empire du Japon. La monnaie utilisée durant cette période est le yen taïwanais. (fr)
- 日本統治時代の台湾(にほんとうちじだいのたいわん)は、日清戦争の結果下関条約によって台湾が清朝(当時中国大陸にあった国家)から日本に割譲された1895年(明治28年、光緒21年)4月17日から、第二次世界大戦が終結して日本の降伏後、中華民国政府の出先機関である台湾省行政長官公署によって台湾の管轄権行使が開始される1945年(昭和20年、民国34年)10月25日までの時代である。 (ja)
- 대만일치시기(중국어 정체자: 臺灣日治時期, 일본어: 日本統治時代 니혼토치지다이[*])는 청일 전쟁의 패전으로 청나라가 자국의 영토였던 타이완(대만)을 일본 제국에 할양한 1895년 4월 17일부터 제2차 세계 대전 종전 이후인 1945년 10월 25일 해방될 때까지의 50년 간을 가리킨다. 현재, 중화민국을 비롯한 중화권에서는 일본시대(日本時代), 일치시대(日治時代), 일거시대(日據時代), 일본통치시기(日本統治時期), 일본식민시기(日本殖民時期) 등으로 표현하기도 한다. (ko)
- Тайва́нське генера́л-губерна́торство (яп. 【台湾総督府】, たいわんそうとくふ, Тайван сōтоку-фу) — адміністративно-територіальна одиниця Японської імперії в 1895—1945 роках на Тайвані й прилеглих островах, генерал-губернаторство. (uk)
- Von 1895 bis 1945 war Taiwan eine der Kolonien des Japanischen Kaiserreichs. Die Expansion nach Taiwan war Teil der generellen japanischen Expansionspolitik in Richtung Süden während des späten 19. Jahrhunderts. (de)
- El dominio japonés de Taiwán, el periodo colonial de Taiwán, o la ocupación japonesa de Taiwán se refiere al período entre el 22 de octubre de 1895 y el 25 de octubre de 1945, durante el cual Taiwán fue una colonia del Imperio del Japón. La ocupación de Taiwán fue parte de la política japonesa de expansión hacia el sur que comenzó en el siglo XIX. (es)
- Antara tahun 1895 sampai 1945, Pulau Taiwan (termasuk Kepulauan Pescadores) adalah bagian yang memiliki ketergantungan dari Kekaisaran Jepang. Ekspansi ke Pulau Taiwan adalah bagian dari kebijakan umum Kekaisaran Jepang untuk ekspansi selatan selama akhir abad ke-19.Pulau Taiwan adalah koloni pertama di luar negeri Jepang, niat Jepang adalah untuk mengubah pulau itu menjadi barang pameran "Model koloni ". Akibatnya, banyak usaha yang dilakukan untuk meningkatkan ekonomi pulau, industri, pekerjaan umum dan untuk mengubah budaya.Kegagalan relatif pasca Perang Dunia II, pemerintahan oleh Kuomintang menyebabkan tingkat tertentu nostalgia antara generasi tua Republik Tiongkok/Taiwan yang mengalami keduanya. Hal ini telah mempengaruhi, untuk beberapa derajat, isu-isu seperti identitas nasional, (in)
- The island of Taiwan, together with the Penghu Islands, became a dependency of Japan in 1895, when the Qing dynasty ceded Taiwan Prefecture in the Treaty of Shimonoseki after the Japanese victory in the First Sino-Japanese War. The short-lived Republic of Formosa resistance movement was suppressed by Japanese troops and quickly defeated in the Capitulation of Tainan, ending organized resistance to Japanese occupation and inaugurating five decades of Japanese rule over Taiwan. Its administrative capital was in Taihoku (Taipei) led by the Governor-General of Taiwan. (en)
- Nella storia di Taiwan, per dominio giapponese o periodo coloniale giapponese s'intende il periodo fra il 1895 ed il 1945 durante il quale Taiwan fu una colonia giapponese. L'espansione a Taiwan fu parte della generale politica di espansione verso sud del Giappone durante la fine del XIX secolo. (it)
- Taiwan sob o domínio japonês (ou também ocupação japonesa de Taiwan, período colonial de Taiwan, domínio japonês de Taiwan) refere-se ao período entre 1895 e 1945 em que a Ilha Formosa (incluindo as Ilhas Pescadores) foi uma dependência do Império do Japão, depois que a China Qing perdeu a Primeira Guerra Sino-Japonesa para o Japão e cedeu Taiwan no Tratado de Shimonoseki. O movimento de resistência da efêmera República de Formosa terminou sem sucesso, quando foi reprimido pelas tropas japonesas. A queda de Tainan encerrou a resistência organizada à ocupação japonesa e deu inicio a cinco décadas de domínio japonês. (pt)
- Taiwan under japanskt styre. Mellan 1895 och 1945 var Taiwan ett avhängigt territorium under Kejsardömet Japan. Expansionen till Taiwan var en del av det japanska imperiets politik att expandera söderut under 1800-talets senare del. Eftersom Taiwan var Japans första utländska koloni, hade Japan ambitionen att göra ön till ett mönsterexempel – en modellkoloni. Som en följd av detta lades mycket arbete på att förbättra öns ekonomi, industri, infrastruktur och att förändra dess kultur. (sv)
- Тайвань находился под управлением Японии с 1895 по 1945 годы.В 1895 году остров стал японской колонией по условиям Симоносекского мирного договора. В течение последующих 50 лет островом управляла японская колониальная администрация. Японское административное правление Тайваня прекратилось после окончания военных действий в августе 1945 года в период Второй мировой войны и территория была передана под контроль Китайской Республики. (ru)
- 台灣日治時期,或稱日據時代、日本時代、日治時代、日本殖民统治时期、日本統治時期、日人治台時期,是台灣歷史上於1895年至1945年間由日本(大日本帝國)殖民統治的時期。 當時日本作為最後一個躋身新帝國主義的國家,其帝國主義的型態具有後進性,與西方國家藉由資本主義引導海外殖民的政策有所不同,由於當時日本國內的資本主義尚不發達,無力對其接收的臺灣從事大規模的資本活動,因此統治初期是由臺灣總督府主導臺灣的拓殖規劃。原則上,由官方為日本資本家量身定做各種規則,強迫臺灣提供資源、物產及勞力,為其服務。在殖民國家發展定位上,日本將臺灣做為支持本國工業的後盾,同時是日本向南洋發展的基地。日本在臺灣實行特別法,以警察控制社會,臺灣人沒有平等的參政權,在日治初期的現代化教育程度也遠低於在臺灣的日本人,日後逐年普及,但教育制度上與日本人相比仍不平等。自大正時期後,日本對臺灣統治已漸趨穩固以及大正民主風潮的政治風氣改變,日本統治當局於日治中後期改取較為柔和的內地延長主義統治方針、以及改派任文官總督,臺灣亦在短時期內發展蓬勃的本土政治運動及社會運動。同時也有許多臺人如鍾理和等前往日本本土或“滿洲國”學習,亦有赴中國大陸與國共合作抵抗日本統治。中國抗日戰爭爆發後,日方因應戰爭需要更進一步推行全面性的皇民化政策,以期將臺灣人同化於日本,不過儘管有高砂族加入及被征入日军,仍有台灣人前往中國大陸參戰抗日,日本統治當局在民族認同問題下,改派臺灣兵赴南洋即可看出官方與日籍臺灣人的煎熬。基於日本殖民統治的需求,臺灣在日治時期於基礎設施、教育設施、公共衛生、農業以及工業等各方面得到一定程度的現代化,但在對外經濟關係上則被日本化。 (zh)
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