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A conversation with author Iris Chang about her book "The Rape of Nanking", which explores the horrific Japanese massacring of Chinese citizens.
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drewlsy 12/26/2009 06:02 AM Report
It is suspect to me after listening to how articulate Ms. Chang is here that she would be someone who would be capable of committing suicide. Her claims of being tracked by unmarked cars, tailing her every move, coupled with the psychic-bullying done by clandestine forces which eventually overtook her, all rings plausible now. I'm enraged by this possibility, how deploreable!
H Fei 05/26/2007 04:58 PM Report
Speaking out loud about the humiliation and tragedy that caused by the Japanese to the Chinese during WWII is somewhat "embarrassing" to the Chinese people. The first half of the 20th century is the darkest period of time in the entire Chinese history. It was invaded, robbed by almost every modernized western country and by the Japanese.