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The first testimony comes from Xia Shuqin; the 84-year-old survivor lost seven relatives in the Nanjing holocaust, while sustaining severe injuries.[Detail]
China on Monday released archives of a key military victory against Japanese army in 1938, as the country marks the 69th anniversary of the victory against Japan's aggression.[Detail]
The Eighth Route Army, the New Fourth Army and the anti-Japanese guerrilla forces in south China had the right to accept the surrender of Japanese army and take part in the surrender activity, but the Kuomingtang government prevented these armies from accepting the surrender.[Detail]
Sichuan Jianchuan Museum releases nearly 500 pieces of objects which witnessed Japanese invaders' crime in China during WWII, On July 27. The objects include the Japanese invaders' letters, diaries, statements, documents, the pictorial propaganda record and domestic magazines.[Detail]
Experts on the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression showed a keen interest in an antique dresser on Sunday. The dresser was one of 437 artifacts relating to wartime Japanese atrocities displayed to 20 historians from across the country at a seminar.
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The Jilin Provincial Archives has just released the latest research into 450 wartime documents. These documents, including 45,000 letters written in Japanese, were from the monthly postal review reports to the Japan's Kwantung Military Police Headquarters.[Detail]
Members of the International Committee set up by 15 expats from the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and Denmark in Nanjing in 1937.Sometimes, despite her efforts, she was unable to prevent Japanese soldiers from raping women in the college and carrying them away.[Detail]
The Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders received 168 articles (sets) of precious historical records, books and paintings on the morning of Dec 13.[Detail]
The Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall, or Jiangdongmen Memorial Hall, made public about 20 cultural relics on Jan 26 for the first time. The historical relics tell about the victory of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and are donated from all walks of life. [Detail]
The launching ceremony of a series of books about Nanjing Massacre is held at the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province, Dec. 10, 2012. [Detail]
Nanjing Massacre Thesaurus, a book that records the appalling history of Nanjing Massacre, has taken initial form, said the compiling committee of the book on Tuesday, Dec 10.[Detail]
A total of 183 volumes of historic documents related to the Nanjing Massacre are being submitted for inclusion in a UNESCO list by city authorities, the Nanjing Daily reported on Thursday.[Detail]
With efforts of historians and the folk,many details of Nanjing Defense Campaign have gradually been released or verified.[Detail]
An oral history division of the Nanjing Massacre Research Society was set up on April 4, marking the launch of a new series of activities to rescue the testimony of the survivors of the massacre 75 years ago.[Detail]
Nanjing Massacre History Research Society (Survivor) Narrative History Branch was set up on April 4, symbolizing that Nanjing has officially launched a new round of testimony collection from Nanjing Massacre survivors. At the founding ceremony, “Nanjing Massacre (Survivor) Narrative History Investigation Team” has signed Interview Agreements with interviewees, Xia Shuqin, Chang Zhiqiang, Zhang Xiuhong, etc. [Detail]
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