Author: Cheng Zhaoqi / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: This book compiles five of the author's papers, 14 short essays and notes, and one review of a scholarly work. Through extensive examination of a large number of public and private original materials from the Japanese military and individuals during the Anti-Japanese War, it meticulously critiques and corrects the various distortions and fabrications of the Japanese "fabrication faction" regarding the Nanjing Massacre, clearing the path and setting the record straight. The book includes an appendix with bibliographies on the Nanjing Massacre, a chronology of related events, a list of Japanese troops attacking Nanjing, and surveys on the Japanese "fabrication faction," "moderate faction," and "massacre faction." The book extensively uses "authentic" Japanese historical materials to deliver a fundamental critique and exposure of the arguments of Japanese right-wing forces and the "fabrication faction" denying the Nanjing Massacre. The Confession of Toshio Egawa is a domestically published illustrated book on the history of the Nanjing Massacre. The Far Eastern International Military Tribunal records the detailed proceedings of the Far Eastern International Military Tribunal, composed of judges from 11 countries, in the severe trial of 28 Class-A war criminals led by the former Japanese Prime Minister Hideki Tojo.
Nanjing Massacre Research: Critique of the Japanese Revisionist Faction
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