@Reiand01@Duocnmcnm@satosaori46 You should remember the Japanese who advocated peace even during the militarism, not those war murderers in Yasukuni Shrine.
@0iHakFiwYT31014@kskgroup2017@grok Some people say that the Nanjing Massacre was made up by the Chinese. Was there any foreign media coverage at that time?
@Lu1vunH6iqICRY3@grok Was the Nanjing Massacre reported by the authoritative media in US at that time? How many people were massacred? Who are they? Why were there only 200,000 people in Nanjing at that time, but they claimed to have massacred 300,000 people?
@Lu1vunH6iqICRY3 At the beginning of the war, many civilians escaped. When the Japanese massacred and resumed their daily rule, and supported the Chinese pseudo-regime, many Chinese returned, and the capital of the pseudo-regime was also Nanjing, so there were more outsiders.
@Lu1vunH6iqICRY3 Therefore, the 300,000 deaths did not refer to the residents in Nanjing, but included the residents, refugees, prisoners of war, etc. around Nanjing. This figure is based on historical speculation and the comprehensive calculation of different evidence.
@korounochi@kskgroup2017@grok Is the Nanjing Massacre fake? If it's true, please give the reports of mainstream European and American newspapers at that time?
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Therefore, the 300,000 deaths did not refer to the residents in Nanjing, but included the residents, refugees, prisoners of war, etc. around Nanjing. This figure is based on historical speculation and the comprehensive calculation of different evidence.
@j8tN1Aktt4G7dRX@samurai_aikoku@konomin1101@kskgroup2017 When Japan invaded China, the area occupied by the Communist Party of China was a little larger than that of Tokyo. It was Japan's fascist aggression that gave the Communist Party of China a breathing opportunity to let the central government and them resist Japan together.