The Nanking Massacre

The Nanking Massacre, also known as the Nanjing Massacre, was a 6-week period in which a large number of Chinese men and women were murdered by Japanese. Because of the lack of efforts in the war between Shanghai and China, Japan asked for revenge, and eventually won the battle. The Japanese moved to Nanjing which is also called Nanjing and invaded for about 6 months. The number of people in Nanjing is over 50,000 people, but they are not as adept at war as their opponents.

Despite the terrible Nanjing massacre 70 years ago, its history was rarely buried like many dead at that time. The Nanjing massacre (also known as Nanjing Rape) was part of the Second Sino-Japan War and later became part of World War II. The war involved the Republic of China to protect the invading Japanese army. Unfortunately, because of the civil war between the Communist Party and the Kuomintang, China was weakened, so it was easy to be invaded. - Mai Rai slaughter was massacre of 504 unarmed civilians from 347 in the US military on 16 March 1968. They were women, children and older people. Initially, the Holocaust was regarded as a military victory, claiming that only 128 citizens of the Vietnam Communist Party were murdered. William C. Westmoreland of MACV commander blessed the team's "great work".

Nanjing Massacre: During the Second Japan-China War, the Japanese army conducted mass murder and group rape against the residents of Nanjing (then called Nanjing), the capital of Nanjing. The massacres occurred in the six weeks of December 13, 1937 (the day the Japanese occupied Nanking). During this period Japanese soldiers in the Imperial Army killed 40,000 to 30,000 Chinese combatants, disarmed, raped and robbed.