Japan from China'. Japan from China. Newly prepared for Harrison’s 1944 atlas and also reproduced in Fortune in December 1943, Japan from China presents East Asia from the continental side. The perspective makes Japan less an isolated island empire than a power exposed to China, Korea, Manchuria and the western Pacific approaches. Harrison’s accompanying text stresses both opportunity and difficulty: China offered the closest Allied continental approach to Japan, but American material had to reach it over some of the world’s highest mountain barriers. In June 1944, when China remained blockaded yet indispensable, the map turned the China theater into a potential offensive platform. by Harrison, Richard Edes. Published Drawn 1943. This edition 1944. Vintage colour persuasive map. Size 34 x 55 cm | 13.5 x 21.5 inches. Condition: Good; suitable for framing. This map was originally printed as two separate pages which have been professionally joined to form a single sheet. Please check the scan for any blemishes prior to making your purchase. There is text and/or images printed on the reverse side. Tags: 1944, China, China | Cathay, Harrison Richard Edes, Japan, Look at the World—A Fortune Atlas for World Strategy, Map, Second World War

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