戦後台湾の鉄道と「琉球人」の留用

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After the war, the Taiwan Provincial Administrative Executive Office was established in Taiwan. The office set up the Taiwan Railway Administration Committee to take over the railway and its business operation. During this transfer of power, many Japanese employees were sent back home from their posts in the Taiwan Railway Administration Committee, plentiful Japanese Employees, and the vacancies were filled by Chinese technological bureaucrats, resulting in a high turnover of employees in the Taiwan Railway Administration Committee. The substitution of the Chinese administrative staff was not as successful as expected. Japanese technological officers were, therefore, retained during the initial stage of railway transportation and for transferring technology. In addition, employees from Okinawa who were retained are all classified as "Ryukyuan people" and distinguished from those who came from the Japanese mainland, the main reason for this being that the Ryukuan people were more conscious of Chinese traditions.
2011-05-15