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    entered an already-bombarded Nanjing on December 13‚ the KMT had withdrawn its army‚ leaving the city officially defenceless. Source: Kinney‚ D. (2012). Rediscovering a massacre: The filmic legacy of Iris Chang ’s

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    paint an image in black and white‚ rather than in hazy greys‚ which better encompass the complicated intricacies of conflict. There can be no better example of this dangerous road than the academic disagreement over the Nanking Massacre from late 1937 to early 1938. Although the massacre can be easily simplified to the Chinese view versus the Japanese view‚ this generalization does little to address the fact that “national histories are intrinsically contentious and never garner strict unanimity of opinion”

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    regarding their participation in the war all together. Largely in debate is the Nanking Massacre in which the Japanese allegedly systematically kill 300‚000 people including both civilians and soldiers. There are two schools of thought‚ The Massacre Denial and The Massacre Affirmative. Japan’s culture is one of honor which makes it difficult for them to acknowledge their mistakes‚ and thus largely try to ignore the Nanking incident in a sort of sweep it under the rug fashion. In Japanese Universities

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    The Maguindanao massacre‚ violent as it already was‚ is a source of more violence. But the task of helping bridge groups and transcending biases of tribes and of roles in society (military vis-à-vis CSOs) have been a source of energy for us to continue our peacebuilding work. Balay Mindanaw as an institution is steadfast in its vision of peace even with the changes in the political and peace terrain in Mindanao. The work we are doing in Maguindanao may seem to have stretched Balay Mindanaw’s scope

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    Cited: "BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Nanjing Massacre Victims Named." BBC News - Home. Web. 07 Apr. 2011. . "The Dragon Stone - Myths: Mythical Origins." The Dragon Stone - Dragons of Mythology and Fantasy. Web. 07 Apr. 2011. . Green‚ Barry. Personal Interview. 25 March 2011. "Nanking Massacre: The Forgotten Holocaust." GoTRAIN -- Job Training in One Year or Less. Web. 07 Apr. 2011. . "What Is String Theory ?" Web. 07

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    dumps with rice and a lot of tinned meat. Which would mean they weren’t starving and having to eat human flesh because they were hungry (Ralph). Numerous war crimes committed by the Japanese destroyed several towns and cities. Including the city of Nanking and Manila‚ both of these cities were violently raped and murdered. The Japanese would take any men as prisoners and wouldn’t give them water and food (Ralph). After false hope of being fed‚ the prisoners would see the Japanese weapons and realize

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    Nanjing is called many names such as rape‚ massacre‚ battle‚ or invasion. It is still debated on the appropriate term to be used to describe the event at Nanjing. A massacre would be the most appropriate term for the next textbook for ninth graders to describe the event at Nanjing because the Japanese army murdered about 300‚000 Chinese people whereas the amount of Japanese killed could not even compare. The event at Nanjing would be described as a massacre because the Japanese army killed thousands

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    WWII when the Japanese invaded China‚ Nanjing was once the capital of China. As invasion and battle came near‚ main officials left the city leaving behind a few hundred thousand soldiers and civilians to defend the town‚ to die. Not only was this a massacre‚ this battle was filled with mass rape and unheard of atrocities. The Japanese killed babies with their bayonets. Women from age 7 to 70 were raped time and time again. Many were buried alive‚ nailed to telephone poles‚ burned‚ castrated‚ and delimbed

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    Boston Massacre The Massacre that was held in Boston Massachusetts on March 5‚ 1770 was a small yet horrific event. It started out as colonist teased and taunted the British soldiers. They also threw rocks and whatever else they could throw at them. The soldiers reacted to this by firing back at the colonist killing five people‚ three were killed on impact and two died later on‚ several were wounded. Immediately after‚ the colonist disappeared and the soldiers reported back to their barracks. Even

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    The Boston Massacre Essay: Was it really a massacre? I believe that the Boston Massacre was not a massacre. I think this because there was a lot of propaganda‚ and the low death toll. The definition of a massacre is an indiscriminate and brutal slaughter of people. The Boston Massacre consisted of 8 deaths. When everyone was yelling things‚ it confused the soldiers of what they should do. The number of deaths didn’t even make it to ten deaths. The number of deaths established that it couldn’t

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