documented at Madison Public Library
MenuFor long time, [-censured-=https://www.bestbrides.net/how-to-know-if-a-chinese-lady-likes-you/]date chinese women[/-censured-] Japanese activist Tamaki Matsuoka tried to counter denials of her country notorious wartime massacre of civilians in the city of Nanjing with books and photo shows. After decades of scrupulous research, The retired teacher finally was able to provide indeniable proof of the atrocities: Japanese veterans admitting on camera they forced themselves on Chinese women and mowed down Chinese refugees with machine guns.
Matsuoka documentary film Torn Memories of Nanjing was published in 2009. It includes interviews with Japanese veterans and Chinese survivors telling both sides of what has been known as "all of the Rape of Nanking,
The documentary is rated R and runs 1 hour and 24 minutes. this is co sponsored by NJ ALPHA (New Jersey Alliance for Learning and Preserving a history of WWII in Asia). Free.