Investigation of the Ten Thousand Person Pit in Liaoning During the Japanese Invasion of China (Chinese Society of Contemporary History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)

Author: Li Binggang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive research report collection on the large-scale mass graves in Liaoning Province. The entire book systematically introduces, with abundant first-hand materials, the brutal massacres of the Chinese people by Japan during the invasion of China in places such as Lushun, Pingdingshan, and Xinbin in Liaoning. It also details the frenzied economic exploitation, cruel oppression, and enslavement of Chinese laborers in the mining of resources, construction of hydropower projects, and military projects in Fushun, Benxi, Fuxin, Beipiao, Changling, Dashiqiao, the Yalu River Waterworks, Dalian Jinzhou Longwangmiao, and Tieling Luanshanshan, forming numerous large-scale mass graves. This serves as historical evidence of the crimes committed by the Japanese imperialists during their war of aggression against China.