A Dane Who Saved 20,000 in Nanjing: Sindberg’s Legacy
During the Nanjing Massacre, Danish volunteer Bernhard Arp Sindberg sheltered 20,000 Chinese civilians. His niece shares the untold story of courage.
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During the Nanjing Massacre, Danish volunteer Bernhard Arp Sindberg sheltered 20,000 Chinese civilians. His niece shares the untold story of courage.
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