A Study on the Exhibit Tactics of In Situ Reconstruction of Objects and Events for Virtual Historical and War Museums— a Case of “the 1945 Taipei Air Raid”

• Main Authors: HONG,WEI-CHUN, 洪維均
• Other Authors: 陳國偉
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/4hj6j6

碩士 === 輔仁大學 === 博物館學研究所碩士班 === 105 === In the period of Japanese occupation in Taiwan, Taiwan is considered as a forward operating base for Japan’s southward invasion. As a result, Taiwan was under airstrike from Allies after the Pacific War broke out. Although the “Island Hopping” strategy keeps Taiwan from serious attack directly, it still can’t avoid bombing by Allies. On May 31th, 1945, Taipei Air Raid cause serious damage in Taipei city. This incident deeply impacts the cityscape of Taipei today. This major incident has not been received proper attention as to this date. This paper is accomplished by using the method of literature review and interview. It starts from exploring the definition of military ruins and monuments, investigating the conservation of military ruins and military museums both at home and abroad. It gathers information of historical data to understand the Taipei Air Raid. Moreover, the paper interviewed related scholars and the elders who is experienced this incident, and as a result the paper proposes a tentative exhibit planning on the topic of Taipei Air Raid. The memory of the incidences regarding Taipei Air Raid was almost lost in time. Related exhibitions of Taipei Air Raid occasionally held by the private sector in partial scale. The Incident itself could be not only a great story that makes up a potentially valuable exhibition, but also enhancing identity amongst citizens of Taipei. This paper would strive for listening more to the Incident, and keeping hope of making an exhibitory in situ reconstruction of Taipei Air Raid come true.