Visual histories of occupation : a transcultural dialogue Introduction: Visual histories of occupation(s) Jeremy E. Taylor The visual occupation regime in postwar East Germany 1945 61 Alexey Tikhomirov Fagin in Berlin provokes a riot : David Leans Oliver Twist and perceptions of Jews in allied occupied Germany Emily Oliver Cultural memories of occupation in the Japanese cinema theatre 1945 52 Jennifer Coates Occupation resistance and collaboration : triangulating Japan the Philippines and Singapore through Fernando Amorsolos Defend thy honor Pearlie Rose S. Baluyut Art for security : the weaponizing of Israeli art in times of emergency Maayan Amir Humour in states of occupation : contemporary art and cultural resilience in Palestine Greece and Australia Chrisoula Lionis Photojournalism as a means of deception in Nazi occupied Poland 1939 45 Miriam Y. Arani Re visualizing Okinawa : gender race and Cold War US occupation in The Okinawa graphic Mire Koikari An uncanny architecture of cultural heritage : representations of the Japanese Occupation in Harbin China Jean Hillier & Shulan Fu National narratives of occupation in historical museums of the post Soviet landscape Katarzyna Jarosz Occupying (imagined) landscapes Noga Stiassny Epilogue. Retrocede Hong Kong! Towards a comparative study of the visuality of occupation(s) Jeremy E. Taylor. Asking what does foreign occupation look like and how does occupation shape visual expression and cultures this edited collection explores how the occupied and occupiers have responded to their circumstances through visual culture. With specific cases of foreign occupation from around the world and across the 20th century the chapters discuss the similarities links and points of contact which bring disparate examples of occupation into dialogue with one another. The intention is to illustrate how an emphasis on the visual can help inform our understanding of occupation more broadly