Nanjing Massacre: True or Flase Event?

Japan does not necessarily have the best economics. At the end of World War I, the demand for military products has disappeared. In 1929 the factory in Japan was closed and many people were unemployed. In the crisis of Japan, America is experiencing its own economic problems. When the stock market crashed in the US it also reduced the amount of American products purchased. It is difficult for Japan to provide food to everyone during the great famine caused by the stock market crash.

The Nanking Massacre, or Nanjing's rape, was massacre of Japanese residents of the People's Republic's capital of Nanjing at that time during the Second Sino-Japanese War and mass rape. In the postal romanization system used at that time, the name of the city was written as "Nanjing" and the incident was called Nanking Massacre or Nanjing Rape. The massacres were held for 6 weeks on December 13, 1937 when Japan occupied Nanking. Meanwhile, Japanese soldiers of the Imperial Army killed Chinese civilians, disarmed about 40,000 to 300,000 combatants, raped and robbed.

The Nanjing massacre has become the cornerstone for building modern national identity of China. Contemporary Chinese (including People's Republic of China, Taiwan, overseas citizens) will take up the Nanking Massacre and explain their position and ideas; this "National Cohesion Event" will be given to farmers and government officials receiving secondary education . . Nanjing (1938), a war advertisement film released by the Japanese government. This movie seems to describe quietly occupied Nanjing in 1995, but film professor Jin Jing Fujii, the actual screening place is Nanjing, the content of the movie is

In 1985, the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Museum was built by the Nanjing Municipal Government and raised awareness of the Nanking Massacre in commemoration of the victims. It is near the place where thousands of dead bodies called '10,000 dead body holes' are buried (wànrénkēng). As of December 2016, a total of 10,615 victims of the Nanjing massacre was engraved on the wall of commemoration. The main wave of Japan's response to these incidents is the comprehensive coverage during the war, the confession and record of Japanese soldiers in the 1950s and 1960s, and the minimization of the Nanking Massacre in the 1970s and 1980s, 20 It is the official of the Japanese government of the century. In 1990, some government officials completely denied the occurrence of the Nanjing massacre.