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A Kaohsiung History Moment – MILITARY DEPENDENTS VILLAGES
What does a small island do when it’s flooded with over a million Chinese troops and civilian refugees between 1945 and 1949? Where do you house them? From tiny shacks crammed into what at first were essentially slums near military bases, hundreds of “Military Dependents Villages” arose across Taiwan and Kaohsiung to meet the need. Check out this short history explainer on settlements that many descendants of ROC military personnel grew up in.
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「高雄歷史時刻」：《眷村》。
當一個小島在1945年至1949年間，湧入超過百萬名的中國軍民時，該怎麼辦呢？你要把他們安置在哪裡？從最初在軍事基地附近擠滿了小棚屋般的簡陋房舍，到整個台灣和高雄出現了數百個「眷村」，以滿足需求。請參閱這段簡短的歷史解說，了解許多中華民國軍人後代長大的聚落。
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