In the name of humanity, accuse Japan

Author: Chang'an Publishing House
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: "Comfort Women," germ warfare, massacres beyond imagination—such atrocities were committed by humans, and blood, tears, and hatred cannot be erased. Historical crimes are written in blood. During the eight-year War of Resistance, not only did 35 million Chinese sons and daughters lose their precious lives, but millions of others were humiliated and harmed by the Japanese invaders. Now, over 60 years have passed, what has become of these humiliated and harmed compatriots? What kind of lives have they led? What memories has that war left behind for them? The author of this book spent over a decade interviewing survivors of the "Comfort Women," germ warfare, the massacre, and Chinese laborers who survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. They recorded the tragic or humiliated lives of these war witnesses. From multiple perspectives, the book reveals the continuous catastrophe brought upon the Chinese nation by Japan's invasion of China.