Japanese super massacre in China

Author: Dan Win (USA)
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: As a firsthand participant in World War II, Mr. Dan Win holds a deep appreciation for the hard-won peace in the world today. He has tirelessly collected materials related to Japan's invasion of China during World War II, with the aim of reminding people not to forget what happened in the past and the mistakes humanity once made. He hopes that people can learn from these lessons to ensure that such a tragedy will never be repeated. Although some of the materials in the book have already been reported, as an American, a peace-loving and peace-valuing individual, the spirit of bravely facing history, mercilessly exposing and condemning the facts of Japan's invasion of China is truly rare and precious. The book was originally written in the United States to make Americans understand: whether from a military perspective or an humanitarian standpoint, the decision by President Truman to drop atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945 to end the Pacific War was a wise one. I sincerely hope this book can help the Chinese people gain a deeper understanding of the history of the Japanese army's invasion of China and the occupation of much of Chinese territory by the Japanese, as well as the atrocities committed by the invaders that they still deny to this day.