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吉林化工学院学报, 2020, 37(6): 15-18     https://doi.org/10.16039/j.cnki.cn22-1249.2020.06.004
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日伪时期日本对哈尔滨工商业的掠夺及其影响
李智
吉林化工学院  马克思主义学院, 吉林 吉林 132022
The Plunder of Japan towards Harbin’s Industry and Commerce and the Influence in the Period of the Japanese Occupation
LI Zhi
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随着中东铁路的建成,原本水陆交通发达的哈尔滨城市在短短二三十年内迅速发展为商业核心城市,在远东地区颇有影响。诸多知名国际公司纷纷入驻哈尔滨,彼此竞争逐利,同时也刺激中国民族工商业发展,使哈尔滨工商业表现为多元的特点。九一八事变后,日本独占哈尔滨,开始寻求垄断、掠夺和独占哈尔滨工商业,加以改造支撑日本继续发动侵略战争。至此,哈尔滨城市发展所体现的“现代城市化”进程被打断,又回到了封闭的状态。

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关键词:  哈尔滨  中东铁路  工商业  日伪政府  现代城市化     
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With the building of Middle East Railway, Harbin which had the better land and water transportation had developed rapidly in 20-30 years and been a core-business city and quite influential in the Far East. Many famous international companies entered Harbin with a view to competition for profit. At the same time, it encouraged the development of Chinese national industry and commence. So Harbin’s multicultural character appeared. After Mukden Incident, Japan wanted to occupied Harbin alone, and monopolized, plundered Harbin’s industry and commerce, in order to maintained the war of aggression. Thus, the process of Modern Urbanization of Harbin had been broken and went back to a closed state.

Key words:  Harbin    Middle East Railway    Industry and Commerce    Japanese Puppet Government    Modern Urbanization
               出版日期:  2020-06-25      发布日期:  2020-06-25      整期出版日期:  2020-06-25
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李智. 日伪时期日本对哈尔滨工商业的掠夺及其影响 [J]. 吉林化工学院学报, 2020, 37(6): 15-18.
LI Zhi. The Plunder of Japan towards Harbin’s Industry and Commerce and the Influence in the Period of the Japanese Occupation . Journal of Jilin Institute of Chemical Technology, 2020, 37(6): 15-18.
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http://xuebao.jlict.edu.cn/CN/10.16039/j.cnki.cn22-1249.2020.06.004  或          http://xuebao.jlict.edu.cn/CN/Y2020/V37/I6/15
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