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Front Cover: A poster produced by a Chinese blood bank in 1945 to encourage donations. The comic strip sought to link nationalism with blood donation, first encouraging bankers and businessmen to donate: “Who says businessmen do not love their country; I am willing to donate blood to the warfront.” It then linked the civilian donations to participation at the warfront: “Donating blood on the home front results in a reduction of blood loss at the warfront”/“I am a healthy citizen, I want to donate to the warfront”/“Those at the home front are donating blood to us, let us charge ahead” (p. 449). Reprinted with permission of the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China.

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