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BeeRose In China travels from Beijing to discuss a stark, often underreported chapter of World War II history and its present-day resonance. The video centers on the upcoming September 3, 2025 military parade in Beijing commemorating the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender, framed as a vehicle to remember the Nanjing Massacre and the broader atrocities committed by Imperial Japan in China and across Asia. The narrator contends that Western audiences largely overlook these events, contrasting the well-known Jewish Holocaust and atomic bombings with the six weeks of terror in Nanjing where hundreds of thousands died. Personal experiences at the Nanjing Massacre Museum are shared, including harrowing sights like a child breastfed by an unresponsive mother and the testimony of survivors. The piece highlights documented evidence of mass killings, sexual violence against tens of thousands of women, and the brutal customs used by Japanese troops, as well as the roles of western allies and “
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