英文摘要 |
The National Government established city and county councils by indirect election on March 1946 after Taiwan was taken over on October 1945. In 1950, city and county councils were abolished and replaced by county assemblies via direct election after local autonomy implementation. During the four years these city and county councils encountered significant impacts such as the February 28 Incident, the Civil War and the government migration to Taiwan etc. In view of the shortage of relative research about city and county councils, the subject document intends to analysis below items based on the Archival Holdings of Kaohsiung County Councils, National Archives Administration: the establishment of Kaohsiung County Councils; the concern for economic issues at that time; Reaction after the February 28 Incident; the Civil War and militarization of southern Taiwan. |