The Rape of Nanking : The Forgotten Holocaust
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by Iris Chang.
Has anybody read this book? It's a graphic piece of writing. I personally did not know what the Rape of Nanking was until this book and now I have decided to write a research paper on this topic since I'm so intrigued. I'm in the process of analyzing the book as well as many other sources so if anyone wants to give me some pointers or some reactions or even some mind-provoking thoughts than whore away.
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Bryan
Has anybody read this book? It's a graphic piece of writing. I personally did not know what the Rape of Nanking was until this book and now I have decided to write a research paper on this topic since I'm so intrigued. I'm in the process of analyzing the book as well as many other sources so if anyone wants to give me some pointers or some reactions or even some mind-provoking thoughts than whore away.
Cheers,
Bryan
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Originally posted by mrkim019
by Iris Chang.
It's a graphic novel.
by Iris Chang.
It's a graphic novel.
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Bryan
Some things are best left in the past. I think this is one of them. The Japanese have been in denial on World War II forever. Nothing is going to change this.
That book is a piece of horror. It is NOT recommended reading for anyone
Some things are best left in the past. I think this is one of them. The Japanese have been in denial on World War II forever. Nothing is going to change this.
That book is a piece of horror. It is NOT recommended reading for anyone
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Originally posted by Bernie
Some things are best left in the past. I think this is one of them. The Japanese have been in denial on World War II forever. Nothing is going to change this.
Some things are best left in the past. I think this is one of them. The Japanese have been in denial on World War II forever. Nothing is going to change this.
There are other war atrocities and war crimes committed by the Japanese that they have now slowly admitted (sex slaves, for example). So maybe someday, they will teach their children about the horrible crimes committed against humanity by their Japanese forefathers.
