Note that there are fakes in Mr Venick's post.

Facts

On July 29, 1937, over 200 Japanese and Korean residents were massacred in Tongzhou, China; Captain Oyama was massacred during Sino-Japanese peace negotiations on August 9. Japan, however, continued its policy of non-expansion.
On August 13, 1937, Chiang Kai-shek's main division concentrated 200,000 troops in Shanghai and launched the Second Shanghai Incident, an attempt to annihilate the 5,000-plus Japanese naval land forces and 100,000-plus Japanese (including women and children).
The Japanese decided to deploy troops to protect 100,000 civilians, and General Matsui's North China Area Army was dispatched to fight Chiang Kai-shek's army. The Japanese fought to destroy Chiang Kai-shek's forces, won the battle of Shanghai, and marched on Nanjing, where Chiang Kai-shek was located.
On December 11, 1937, 100,000 enemy soldiers were holed up in Nanjing.
Tang Sheng-chi, commander of the Chinese army's Nanjing Defense Force, who was in the city of Nanjing, received advance notice from an airplane ordering him to surrender 24 hours before the attack, but he refused to surrender, and the Chinese military response was a poison gas attack.

Commander Tang Sheng-chi took command at the Chinese army's retreat gate and fled with 15,000 of his main force on December 12.

The Chinese soldiers were chased by the Japanese and were shot dead by military units on their way back, and their bodies were piled up.

The fleeing Chinese soldiers, fearing the Japanese, took off their uniforms and robbed civilians of their clothes, and many civilians were killed in the chaos. Chiang Kai-shek's forces set fire to Nanking, killing Chinese civilians suspected of spyi

December 13, 1937, entrance of the Japanese Army

December 13, 1937, entrance of the Japanese Army

Separation of Troops and Civilians

The Japanese Army conducted troop separation operations from 12/14 to 1/5, and by 12/24 most troops had left Nanking, leaving only 4,000 guards.

Actual records taken immediately after the occupation of Nanjing

The Nanjing Autonomy Committee was established on December 23, and Chinese autonomy began the following year.

Primary Documents
Nanjing Safety Zone Records
U.S. version of the Nanking Incident documents
Vautrin Diary
The Rabe Diary
The total number of victims of the murders recorded in the “Nanjing Incident” is 2,858 (including duplicates).
However, only 53 civilians were killed. Moreover, the method of killing is similar to the Tongzhou Incident🤔.

Nanking Massacre

1856 Tianjin Massacre This is the real Nanking Massacre.
1913 Massacre by Yuan Shikai's Yuan Shikai faction and the Zhang Army.
1927 Massacre by Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang forces. 1927 Massacre by Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang forces.
1927 Massacre by British and American forces. U.S. and British warships bombard the defenseless masses with more than 500 tons of shells.
1937 The world assumes the massacre was committed by Japanese troops. In reality, it was a barbaric act of brutality, looting, and rape by Chinese and Chinese soldiers.
1949 Chinese Communist troops suppress capitalists and massacre 1/3 of Nanking's citizens.

Mao Zedong's Inscription: The Nanjing Massacre was Committed by the Kuomintang

In the Nanjing Mausoleum, where the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall is located, there is a stone monument called the “People's Hero Monument” with the inscription “The Nanjing Massacre was committed by the Kuomintang” written by Mao Zedong.

Japan banned public executions in the Meiji era. In China, public executions have been carried out until recently. It is clear where the country was doing it.

One of the famous fake photos. There was no cliff like the one behind the man in Nanking. The mouth of the beheaded head is not open and the heavy head cannot be held like this.

It should be noted that the photographs of the Nanking Massacre presented by China often include pictures of the massacre of communists by Chinese Kuomintang soldiers.

At around 9am, bandits broke into a house in Nanking and raped and murdered the grandfather, grandmother, fifth daughter (aged 0), Mrs Xia (mother), eldest daughter (aged 16) and second daughter (aged 14) of survivor Xia Shuqin (then aged 7-8). The Japanese troops occupied the victim's private house area in Nanjing that night.
Fifty-three civilians were killed in Nanjing, including victims of Xia Shuqin's relatives.

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