「関東州」と「満洲国」における中国語新聞の終戦報道について

As the beginning of Manchurian strategic offensive operation from August 9, 1945, “Kwantung Leased Territory”, a Japanese concession in Liaodong Peninsula, and “Manchukuo”, a puppet state created by Japan, was quickly occupied by Soviet army in a short amount of time. This article studies on the Chinese newspaper Taidong Ribao, which published in “Kwantung Leased Territory”, and the Kangde Xinwen’s Mukden edition, a provincial edition of a government-operated newspaper controlled by the “Manchukuo” government, and focuses on newspaper reports during the surrender of Japan and regime changes in “Kwantung Leased Territory” and former territory of “Manchukuo”, in order to investigate into various journalistic reactions from Japanese occupied territories in Northeast China.