Witnessing the War of Resistance Against Japan (1931-1945 Image Archives)

Author: Sun Dongsheng, Wang Gen Guang, Editors
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Publishing Date: 2005-06-01
Features: 1000 historical photographs; explaining history through images; providing a panoramic view of the truth of the Anti-Japanese War. Authentically portrays the heroic and moving history of the Chinese people's indomitable will and fearless spirit in fighting against the Japanese invasion; truly records the shameful downfall of Japanese militarism on Chinese soil from madness to destruction; profoundly confirms the eternal truth that justice will always prevail over evil. This book is compiled by the editorial staff of the journal "Party Literature," connecting historical archives scattered in various materials and arranging them in the order of events, presenting the original state of history in a true and objective manner. Many of the historical photographs are published domestically for the first time. The Anti-Japanese War is not only the humiliation of the Chinese people but also the glorious history of the Chinese nation's rise against foreign aggression. This book integrates the characteristics of archival, historical, historical records, authority, and authenticity, serving as the preferred reading material for comprehensively understanding the truth of the Anti-Japanese War, inspiring the nation to never forget history and national humiliation, learn from the past and look to the future, promote the spirit of the Chinese nation, and cultivate a rational spirit of patriotism. "Witnessing the Anti-Japanese War—1931–1945 Image Archives" uses over 1,000 authentic historical photographs to explain history through images, truly and profoundly revealing the various criminal actions and historical roots of Japanese militarism from the "Oriental Conference" of the Japanese Tanaka Cabinet in 1927, which established the so-called "Continent Policy," to Japan's surrender in 1945. It comprehensively and objectively portrays the heroic history of the Chinese people's indomitable will and fearless spirit in fighting against the Japanese invasion, profoundly confirming the truth that justice will always prevail over evil. The book includes over 1,000 photographs, many of which are presented to readers for the first time.