Nanking massacre survivor testimonies

Nanking Massacre survivor testimonies are detailed personal accounts of the brutal atrocities committed by invading Japanese troops in December 1937, during China’s war with Japan. Survivors describe widespread violence, including mass killings, sexual violence, and destruction of property over six weeks. These testimonies provide crucial, firsthand insights into the suffering endured, challenging efforts to forget or deny the events. They are vital historical records, helping ensure that the scale of the atrocity is understood, remembered, and recognized as a significant war crime.