Iris Chang
What’s inside
This historical account details the 1937 Nanking Massacre, where Japanese forces brutally murdered hundreds of thousands of people in the then Chinese capital.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding of WWII from a Chinese perspective
- Insights into the atrocities of war and their long-term effects
- Awareness of historical revisionism and denial
- Appreciation for the moral courage of individuals during crises
Key Points
- The Prelude to the Massacre
- The Fall of Nanking
- Atrocities Committed by Japanese Soldiers
- The Efforts of Westerners to Save Chinese Civilians
- The Aftermath and Denial
- The Impact on Sino-Japanese Relations
- The Importance of Remembering Nanking
Who’s it For
- History enthusiasts
- World War II scholars
- Human rights advocates
- Readers interested in Chinese history
About the author
Iris Chang was a Chinese American journalist and historian, celebrated for her investigative and compassionate historical writings.