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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Silent Witnesses: How Evidence Exposed the Nanjing Massacre Trials
Skeletal remains and a private photo album provided the silent yet powerful proof that broke denials and secured convictions in the Nanjing Massacre trials.
Strangers in War: Australian Dockworkers’ 11-Week Stand for China’s Justice
In 1938, Australian dockworkers refused to load iron bound for Japan, standing with residents of the Chinese mainland after the Nanjing Massacre. Their 11-week protest built a lasting bond of justice.
Japan’s ‘Peace’ Museums Quietly Erase WWII Atrocities
Japan’s leading peace museums are quietly removing or softening exhibits on wartime aggression, sparking concern from historians and activists as the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end approaches.
Belarusians and Chinese Unite in Minsk Premiere of ‘Dead To Rights’
Belarusians and Chinese gathered in Minsk for the Belarusian premiere of ‘Dead To Rights,’ commemorating the 1937 Nanjing Massacre with shared reflection and solidarity.
Japan’s Military Rank Renaming Stirs Memories of Imperial Militarism
Japan’s plan to revive imperial-era ranks like “Daisa” sparks debate over nostalgia for militarism and how history shapes national identity.
Nanjing Massacre Remembrance: From Tragedy to Global Peace Mission
On December 13, the Chinese mainland observed National Memorial Day for Nanjing Massacre victims as UN peacekeepers toured the Memorial Hall, drawing lessons for protecting civilians.
Japan Urged to Confront Wartime Past With Honesty
As 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end, scholars and civil groups urge a candid reckoning with Japan’s wartime past to build trust and prevent future conflicts.
91-Year-Old Nanjing Massacre Survivor Urges Remembrance and Peace
On December 13, 2025, 91-year-old survivor Liu Minsheng reflected on the National Memorial Day for Victims of the Nanjing Massacre, urging future generations to remember history and cherish peace.
Taiwan compatriot honours Nanjing Massacre martyrs on memorial day
On December 13, the 12th national memorial day honoured the 300,000 victims of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre. Taiwan compatriot Wang Sung-bo reflects on sacrifices that built today’s peace.