God's Justice is Hard to Bear: The Nanjing Massacre Through the Eyes of an American Missionary 1937-1938

Author: Zhang Kaizhuang
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The material for this book is mainly based on the original archives of the International Committee for the Safety of Nanjing, including diaries, letters, and memoranda from 10 American missionaries of that time. These 10 American missionaries were Christian pacifists who loved peace and opposed war; they upheld justice and condemned evil. They not only risked their lives and worked tirelessly to rescue Chinese refugees but also recorded the various atrocities committed by the Japanese invaders in Nanjing day by day and event by event, exposing the truth within Nanjing to the world and making the brutal face of Japanese militarism known to all. Mr. Kato is also a devout Christian pacifist. Although he is a citizen of the aggressor country, he has absolutely no national prejudice. He deeply sympathizes with the victims of the Nanjing Massacre and strives to reveal the atrocities of Japanese militarism in China to the Japanese people. "Heaven's Justice Is Unconquerable — American Missionaries' Eyewitness Accounts of the Nanjing Massacre (1937-1938)" irrefutably proves the veracity of the Nanjing Massacre.