New Documentary Reveals Iwane Matsui’s Nanjing Atrocities
The new documentary ‘Unerasable Evidence’ uses IMTFE trial records and John Magee’s footage to expose Iwane Matsui’s role in the Nanjing Massacre, ensuring history remembers.
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