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Nanjing Massacre
Japan, China, and the Strains of Historical Memory
By Joe Renouard
80 years after the Nanjing Massacre, historical issues continue to haunt China-Japan relations.
Japan Scores Tragic Own Goal with UNESCO Stance
By Edward Vickers
Tokyo’s position is damaging its international reputation and playing into China’s hands.
UNESCO Accepts China's Nanjing Massacre Documents
By Bochen Han
Japan is not happy with the UN body's decision.
China's Nanjing Massacre Publicity Push
By Shannon Tiezzi
China focused media attention on the Nanjing Massacre ahead of the first National Memorial Day on December 13.
History Education: The Source of Conflict Between China and Japan
By Zheng Wang
Current tensions between China and Japan have their roots in different approaches to history education.
With New National Days, China Strikes At Japan
By Jin Kai
New national days commemorating the Nanjing Massace and the end of WW2 show the historical roots of China-Japan enmity.
As China Feuds With Japan, Nanjing Takes Center Stage
By Shannon Tiezzi
Nanjing's World War II legacy has propelled the former capital to center stage in the ongoing China-Japan tensions.
How History Can Save China-Japan Relations
By Mira Rapp-Hooper
Leaders across Asia should use the 70th anniversary of the end of WWII to build a more peaceful future.
NHK Governor: Nanjing Massacre ‘Never Happened’
By Shannon Tiezzi
Naoki Hyakuta's controversial remarks only add fuel to the fire of China-Japan tensions.
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