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THE RAPE OF NANKING：The Forgotten Holocaust of World War II

THE RAPE OF NANKING：The Forgotten Holocaust of World War II

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作者: Iris Chang

出版社: Penguin

出版时间: 2009-10

版次: 1

ISBN: 9780141007885

装帧: 平装

开本: 32开

纸张: 胶版纸

页数: 290页

分类: 外文古旧书>英文书>小说

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YA?The events in this book are horribly off-putting, which, paradoxically, is why they must be remembered. Chang tells of the Sino-Japanese War atrocities perpetrated by the invading Japanese army in Nanking in December 1937, in which roughly 350,000 soldiers and civilians were slaughtered in an eight-week period, many of them having been raped and/or tortured first. Not only are readers given many of the gory details?with pictures?but they are also told of the heroism of some members of a small foreign contingent, particularly of a Nazi businessman who resided in China for 30 years. The story of his bravery lends the ironic touch of someone with evil credentials doing good. Once the author finishes with the atrocities, she proceeds with the equally absorbing and much easier-to-take story of what happened to the Nazi businessman when he returned to Germany and the war ended. This by itself is material for a movie. The author tells why the Japanese government not only allowed the atrocities to occur but also refused, and continues to refuse, to acknowledge that they happened. She is quite evenhanded in reminding readers that every culture has some episode like this in its history; what makes this one important is the number of people killed and tortured, the sadism, and the ongoing Japanese denial of responsibility. Mature readers will look beyond the sensational acts of cruelty to ponder the horror of man's inhumanity to man and the examples of heroism in the midst of savagery.?Judy McAloon, Potomac Library, Prince William County, VA.

  Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Foreword by William C. Kirby

Introduction

PART　I

  1 The Path to Nanking

  2 SixWeeks of Terror

  3 The Fall of Nanking

  4 Six Weeks of Horror

  5 The Nanking Safety Zone

PART II

  6 What the World Knew

  7 The Occupation of Nanking

  8 ludgment Day

  9 The Fate of the Survivors

PART III

  10 The Forgotten Holocaust:

   A Second Rape

   Epilogue

   Acknowledgments

   Notes

   Index
内容简介:
YA?The events in this book are horribly off-putting, which, paradoxically, is why they must be remembered. Chang tells of the Sino-Japanese War atrocities perpetrated by the invading Japanese army in Nanking in December 1937, in which roughly 350,000 soldiers and civilians were slaughtered in an eight-week period, many of them having been raped and/or tortured first. Not only are readers given many of the gory details?with pictures?but they are also told of the heroism of some members of a small foreign contingent, particularly of a Nazi businessman who resided in China for 30 years. The story of his bravery lends the ironic touch of someone with evil credentials doing good. Once the author finishes with the atrocities, she proceeds with the equally absorbing and much easier-to-take story of what happened to the Nazi businessman when he returned to Germany and the war ended. This by itself is material for a movie. The author tells why the Japanese government not only allowed the atrocities to occur but also refused, and continues to refuse, to acknowledge that they happened. She is quite evenhanded in reminding readers that every culture has some episode like this in its history; what makes this one important is the number of people killed and tortured, the sadism, and the ongoing Japanese denial of responsibility. Mature readers will look beyond the sensational acts of cruelty to ponder the horror of man's inhumanity to man and the examples of heroism in the midst of savagery.?Judy McAloon, Potomac Library, Prince William County, VA.

Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
目录:
Foreword by William C. Kirby

Introduction

PART　I

  1 The Path to Nanking

  2 SixWeeks of Terror

  3 The Fall of Nanking

  4 Six Weeks of Horror

  5 The Nanking Safety Zone

PART II

  6 What the World Knew

  7 The Occupation of Nanking

  8 ludgment Day

  9 The Fate of the Survivors

PART III

  10 The Forgotten Holocaust:

   A Second Rape

   Epilogue

   Acknowledgments

   Notes

   Index

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