Formosa Betrayed

In this revised edition, George H. Kerr delves into the complex history of Taiwan, shedding light on the tumultuous events that shaped the island’s identity. His meticulous research captures the essence of Formosa's past, particularly reflecting on the political struggles and the fight for autonomy that defined the experiences of its people. Readers are introduced to a narrative woven with personal stories and historical events, emphasizing the resilience of those who sought to uphold their culture and sovereignty.

Kerr's work also explores the implications of colonization, nationalism, and the delicate relationship between Taiwan and mainland China. With an updated perspective, this edition invites both newcomers and those familiar with Taiwanese history to engage with the island's rich legacy. The revised text prompts reflection on themes of betrayal, identity, and the ongoing quest for self-determination, making it a vital contribution to the understanding of Taiwan's historical landscape.