Last week, reading and taking notesĀ for a story about the Battle of Shanghai at the UC Berkeley library, I was struck by these sketches of a Chinese refugee camp, the camp school, Chinese nurses in a hospital, and a Chinese woman working in support of the war effort, all drawn by Schiff, the renowned Shanghai cartoonist, that appeared in the China Weekly Review toward the end of 1937. Enjoy.
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