A panel discussion took place on November 3, 2006 among three genocide survivors. They each told their story and engaged in conversation with audience members and each other.
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Notice for Chinese Refugees Issued By The Nanjing Safety Zone Committee
Notice for Chinese refugees issued by the Nanjing Safety Zone Committee.
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Rape As a Weapon of War
Rape has always been a weapon of war. But until recently it was neglected as a crime worthy of prosecution on its own. During the Nanjing Atrocities young and old women were repeatedly violated by Japanese Imperial troops. While definitive numbers are difficult to pin down because of the nature of the crime, tens of thousands of rapes were documented, witnessed, and reported.
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Rebels: The Boxer Rebellion
The Hundred Days’ Reform also coincided with an upsurge of anti-Western sentiment in the north of China directed, in part, at the growth of missionary settlements. Every major Christian denomination established a range of educational and church-affiliated institutions across the country after the Treaty of Nanking in 1842.
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Refuting Denial
History education and documentation were the focal points for historian Ienaga Saburo. His successful suit against the Japanese government to change the method by which history textbooks were adopted and how events like the Nanjing Atrocities and the institution of military sexual slaves are included greatly impacted Japanese society.
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