One of the tragic and misanthropic episodes of the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945). The story of the Nanjing Massacre is known to us only from a small number of foreign witnesses and from a few surviving Chinese eyewitnesses. If any event can be seen as an example of the absolute total evil lurking just beneath the surface of unbridled military adventurism, it is the Nanjing genocide. Iris Chan's in-depth study examines one of the bloodiest events in 20th-century history. The book will interest professional historians and audiences alike studying the issue of mass violence during military conflicts. The publishing layout is saved in a4.pdf format.