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Journalist Biographie Archibald, John Report Title - p. 1 of 303 Report Title Amadé, Emilio Sarzi (Curtatone 1925-1989 Mailand) : Journalist Biographie 1957-1961 Emilio Sarzi Amadé ist Korrespondent für Italien in China. [Wik] Archibald, John (Huntley, Aberdeenshire 1853-nach 1922) : Protestantischer Missionar, Journalist Biographie 1876-1913 John Archibald arbeitet für die National Bible Society of Scotland in Hankou. Er resit in Hubei, Hunan, Henan, Anhui und Jiangxi. [Who2] 1913 John Archibald wird Herausgeber der Central China post. [Who2] Bibliographie : Autor 1910 Archibald, John. The National Bible Society of Scotland. In : The China mission year book ; Shanghai (1910). [Int] Balf, Todd (um 2000) : Amerikanischer Journalist, Senior Editor Outside Magazine, Mitherausgeber Men's journal Bibliographie : Autor 2000 Balf, Todd. The last river : the tragic race for Shangi-la. (New York, N.Y. : Crown, 2000). [Erstbefahrung 1998 für die National Geographic Society durch wilde Schluchten des Brahmaputra (Tsangpo) in Tibet, die wegen Strömungen und Tod von Douglas Gordon (1956-1998) scheitert]. [WC,Cla] Balfour, Frederic Henry (1846-1909) : Kaufmann, Journalist in China Bibliographie : Autor 1876 Balfour, Frederic Henry. Waifs and strays from the Far East ; being a series of disconnected essays on matters relating to China. (London : Trübner, 1876). https://archive.org/details/waifsstraysfromf00balfrich. 1881 Chuang Tsze. The divine classsic of Nan-hua : being the works of Chuang Tsze, taoist philosopher. With an excursus, and copious annotations in English and Chinese by Frederic Henry Balfour. (Shanhgai ; Hongkong : Kelly & Walsh, 1881). [Zhuangzi. Nan hua jing]. https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100328385. 1883 Balfour, Frederic Henry. Idiomatic dialogues in the Peking colloquial for the use of students. (Shanghai : Printed at the North-China Herald Office, 1883). https://archive.org/details/idiomaticdialog00balfgoog. 1884 Taoist texts : ethical, political, and speculative. [Compiled and translated] by Frederic Henry Balfour. (London : Trübner ; Shanghai : Kelly & Walsh, 1884). [Enthält] : Lao-tsi's Tao-tek-king. [Laozi. Dao de jing]. https://archive.org/details/cu31924074488507. Barcata, Louis (1906-2000) : Österreichischer Journalist Report Title - p. 2 of 303 Bibliographie : Autor 1959 Barcata, Louis. China geht nicht Russlands Weg : Partner ? Konkurrenten ? Gegner ? (Stuttgart : Goverts, 1959). [WC] 1967 Barcata, Louis. China in der Kulturrevolution : ein Augenzeugenbericht. (Wien : F. Molden, 1967). [WC] Barnes, Joseph (1907-1970) : Journalist Barzini, Luigi Junior (1908–1984) : Italienischer Journalist, Politiker Bibliographie : Autor 1939 Barzini, Luigi. Evasione in Mongolia. Con 48 illustrazioni fuori testo. (Milano : A. Mondadori, 1939). [Bericht der Reise von Beijing nach Kalgan, bis Jehol = Chengde, Hebei]. Belden, Jack = Belden, Alfred Goodwin (Brooklyn, New York 1910-1989 Spital Paris) : Journalist, Schriftsteller Biographie 1933-1939 Jack Belden reist von Hong Hong über Shanghai nach Beijing. Er wird Reporter der Shanghai Evening Post in Shanghai, dann der United Press. [ANB] 1939-1942 Jack Belden ist Korrespondent des Time magazine und hält sich in Chongqing (Sichuan) auf. [ANB] 1946-1947 Jack Belden hält sich in China auf um über den Bürgerkrieg zu berichten. [ANB] Bibliographie : Autor 1949 Belden, Jack. China shakes the world. (New York, N.Y. : Harper, 1949). = Belden, Jack. China erschüttert die Welt. Deutsche Übers. von Hans L. du Mont. (Braunschweig : O.E. Kleine, 1951). [WC] Bertram, Jürgen (1940-) : Deutscher Journalist, Autor Bibliographie : Autor 1994 Bertram, Helga ; Bertram, Jürgen. Im Reich der roten Kaiser : als Korrespondent in China. (München : Bertelsmann, 1994). [Jürgen Bertram ist als Auslandskorrespondent im Auftrag der ARD 1985-1993 in Beijing und unternimmt mit seiner Frau unzählige Reisen]. [Cla] Bettiza, Enzo = Bettiza, Vincenzo (Spalato 1927-2017 Rom) : Journalist, Schriftsteller, Politiker Bibliographie : Autor 1987 Bettiza, Enzo. L'anno della tigre : viaggio nella Cina di Deng. (Milano : Mondadori, 1987). [WC] Beuchert, Marianne (um 1983) : Floristin, Journalistin aus Frankfurt Bibliographie : Autor Report Title - p. 3 of 303 1983 Beuchert, Marianne. Die Gärten Chinas. Mit Tuschzeichnungen von He Zhengqiang (Kunsthochschule Peking) und Farbfotos dertorin. (Köln : Diederichs, 1983). [Bericht ihrer Reise von 1979-1980, eingeladen von der chinesischen Gartenbauverwaltung Beijing, von der Mandschurei bis Guangzhou (Guangdong)]. [Cla] Bisson, Thomas Arthur (New York, N.Y. 1900-1979) : Politikwissenschaftler, Journalist, Missionar Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. in China Biographie 1924-1928 Thomas Arthur Bission ist Missionar des Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. in China. [Shav1] Bibliographie : Autor 1941 Bisson, Thomas Arthur. American policy in the Far East, 1931-1940. (New York, N.Y. : Institute of Pacific Relations, 1941). [WC] 1973 Bisson, Thomas Arthur. Yenan in June 1937 : talks with the communist leaders. (Berkeley, Calif. : University of California, 1973). [WC] Blum, Klara = Zhu, Bailan (Czernowitz, Rumänien 1904-1971 Guangzhou, Guangdong) : Österreichische Schriftstellerin, Journalistin, Professorin für deutsche Sprache und Literatur in China Biographie 1937 Klara Blum verliebt sich in Russland in den chinesischen Schauspieler und Theaterregisseur Zhu Xiangcheng aus Shanghai. Er verschwindet nach vier Monaten und sie glaubt, dass er von der kommunistischen Partei nach China beordert worden ist und geht auf die Suche nach ihm. Sie hat nie daran geglaubt, dass er als Trotzkist von den sowjetischen Behörden verhaftet worden und 1943 in einem sibirischen Lager gestorben ist. [Blum3] 1945-1947 Klara Blum darf nach vielen Bemühungen die Sowjetunion / Russland verlassen und geht auf der Suche nach Zhu Xiangcheng. [Blum3] 1947 Klara Blum kommt in Shanghai an. [KW6:S. 191] 1948-1951 Klara Blum ist Professorin für deutsche Sprache und Literatur an der Universität Shanghai. [Blum3,KW6:S. 191] 1951 Blum, Klara. Der Hirte und die Weberin [ID D13293]. Die alte Welt ist verkörpert durch eine reiche, bürgerliche und egoistische Chinesin alten Schlages und ihrem sklavischen, urteilslosen Diener. Die Ausländer sind Imperialisten reinsten Wassers : „Sie gingen mit aufgeblasener Herrenmiene umher, scheuchten mit einer belästigten Gebärde die Bettler fort“. Thomas Lange : Der chinesische Exotismus Klara Blums, ihr idealisiertes Chinabild, wurzelt in ihrem Idealbild vom Judentum und ist im Grunde eine zionistische Projektion. In China konnte sich Klara Blum mit Unterdrückten identifizieren, die die Mehrheit bildeten und die zudem ein Gefühl kultureller Überlegenheit gegenüber den gegenwärtigen ausländischen Machthabern besassen. Sie konnte beobachten, dass im kolonialen Shanghai gerade diejenigen Europäer, die den untersten sozialen Rang einnahmen – nämlich die jüdischen Emigranten -, ihre eigene rassistische Diskriminierung an den Chinesen abreagierten. [KW6:S. 195, 206] 1952-1957 Klara Blum ist Professorin für deutsche Sprache und Literatur an der Universität Nanjing. [Blum3,KW6:S. 191] 1954 Klara Blum erhält die chinesische Staatsbürgerschaft. [Blum3] Report Title - p. 4 of 303 1957-1971 Klara Blum ist Professorin für deutsche Sprache und Literatur an der Zhongshan-Universität in Guangzhou (Guangdong). [KW6:S. 191] 1959 Blum, Klara. Das Lied von Hongkong [ID D13294]. Dora Wentscher : Die Ausbeuter sind bei Klara Blum stets fett und sadistisch, ihre Knechte herrisch und frech, die wackeren Unterdrückten dagegen sind opferbereit, uneigennützig und lernbegierig. Die Klischees des Klassenkampfs sind leicht zu kritisieren. Andererseits sind auch die Kritiker der Klara Blum nicht frei von Autostereotypen, denn von ihnen wird ein Klischee, das die eigene Gruppe angeht, eher wahrgenommen und getadelt als eines, das die fremde Gruppe betrifft : Eine deutsche Kritikerin findet die Darstellung von Europäern „unnötig karikaturenhaft“, während ein chinesischer Literaturwissenschaftler bemängelt, dass das Chinabild verfälscht sei und die chinesischen Charaktere wie Karikaturen wirken. [KW6:S. 193] 1963 Klara Blum wird in den chinesischen Schriftstellerverband aufgenommen. [Blum3] Bibliographie : Autor 1951 Blum, Klara. Der Hirte und die Weberin : ein Roman. (Rudolstadt : Greifenverlag, 1951). 1957 Blum, Klara. Arnold Zweig im neuen China. (Rudolstadt : Greifenverlag, 1957). [WC] 1959 Blum, Klara. Das Lied von Hongkong : Novellen. Von Dshu Bai-lan [Zhu Bailan = Klara Blum] ; mit Scherenschnitten von Dhan Jung-schou und Lo Shuee-jü. (Rudolstadt : Greifenverlag, 1959). Bibliographie : erwähnt in 2007 Hoffmann, Svenja. Klara Blum / Zhu Bailan (1904-1971) : http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/traum/Traum(a)%20Texte%20fertig/Hoffmann-Blum-fertig.pdf. Blumer, Giovanni (1938-2007) : Schweizer Publizist Bibliographie : Autor 1968 Blumer, Giovanni. Die chinesische Kulturrevolution 1965/67. (Frankfurt a.M. : Europäische Verlagsanstalt, 1968). [WC] Booker, Edna Lee (um 1922) : Amerikanische Journalistin International News Service of New York und China Press Shanghai Biographie 1922 Edna Lee Booker kommt als Journalistin in Shanghai an. [Wik] Bibliographie : Autor 1940 Booker, Edna Lee. News is my job : a correspondent in war-torn China. (New York, N.Y. : Macmillan, 1940). [WC] 1945 Booker, Edna Lee. Flight from China. (New York, N.Y. : Macmillan, 1945). https://archive.org/stream/flightfromchina008223mbp#page/n9/mode/2up. [WC] Bordewich, Fergus M. (New York, N.Y. 1947-) : Journalist, Schriftsteller
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