Rare Tokyo Trial Archives Donated to Nanjing Memorial Hall
Eighteen rare archives from the Tokyo Trial prosecutor who investigated the Nanjing Massacre were donated to the memorial hall, enriching historical record.
World War II History
80 Years After Tokyo Trials: Reflecting on War, Peace, and Justice
As 2026 marks the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo Trials, we reflect on this pivotal tribunal’s role in documenting WWII atrocities and its enduring lessons for peace and justice.
Auckland’s Statue Rejection Spotlights Japan’s Diplomatic Pressure on Historical Issue
Auckland’s rejection of a ‘comfort women’ statue, following Japanese diplomatic pressure, underscores ongoing tensions over historical acknowledgment in the Asia-Pacific region.
Honoring International Heroes of Nanjing: A Call for Historical Reflection
As China prepares to mark the 88th Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day, newly revealed photos honor international heroes who protected civilians during WWII atrocities.