China's archives reveal Japanese wartime atrocities

China marks anniversary of Japanese intrusion
09-18 09:46

China marked the 83rd anniversary of the 9.18 Incident on Thursday in a high-profile manner, as senior Communist Party of China official Liu Yunshan joined citizens to strike a big bell on which was carved with "never forget national humiliation."

-	China reveals documents on battle against Japanese aggression
-	China continues release of archives on anti-Japanese war

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		China's archives seeks Japanese war crimes evidence
		A Chinese archives has asked the public to donate historical records that reveal Japanese war crimes during their invasion of China from the 1930s to 1940s.

-	Commentary: 70 years after WWII, high time for Tokyo to face history

-	China publicizes videos documenting Rape of Nanking

-	China unveils book series on casualties in anti-Japan war

-	83rd anniversary of "September 18 Incident" commemorated in Shenyang

83rd anniversary of "September 18 Incident" commemorated in Shenyang

83rd anniversary of "September 18 Incident" commemorated in Shenyang

China reveals archives of another major battle against Japan in WWII

China reveals archives of another major battle against Japan in WWII

Surviving forced labors working for Japan during WWII in NE China's Jilin

Surviving forced labors working for Japan during WWII in NE China's Jilin

In pictures: Fushun War Criminals Management Center

In pictures: Fushun War Criminals Management Center

Anti-Japan War veterans visit Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall

Anti-Japan War veterans visit Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall

International researchers gather to share evidence of Japan's war crimes

International researchers gather to share evidence of Japan's war crimes

Chinese battalion defends warehouse against Japanese

Chinese battalion defends warehouse against Japanese

Life in Weihsien Internment Camp

Life in Weihsien Internment Camp

-	Commentary: 70 years after WWII, high time for Tokyo to face history

-	China Voice: Japan's recognition of history must for peaceful Sino-Japan relations

-	China Voice: History speaks loudly, does Japan listen?

-	Xinhua Insight: Japanese war criminal confessions renew Chinese anger

-	Commentary: Japan frays nerves of neighboring countries

Chinese Archives

Proof of Japan's brutality "undeniable": People's Daily

Proof of Japan's brutality "undeniable": People's Daily

-	Japanese war criminal confessions compiled

-	Anti-aggression Chinese sent to Japanese germ warfare base

-	Japanese war criminal confession reveals torture of Chinese

-	Archives show Japanese war criminal's confession of murder

-	Archives show Japan uses inmates in WWII medical experiments

-	Japanese war criminal confesses atrocities

Wartime documents show details of Japanese atrocities

Wartime documents show details of Japanese atrocities