Precious film of soon after the Fall of Nanking(2-6)sub

The precious film of soon after the Fall of Nanking (subbed)

This movie adapted from titled "Nanking". the original movie was first released on February 20th (1938) in Japan.
(IMDB)
http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0949470/

Where have massacred bodies gone?
The Population of Nanking in those days was only 200,000.
How could Imperial Japanese Army kill 300,000 Chinese People?
How could that be?
The Nanking massacre is black lie.

Please visit those sites and confirm "The Fake of Nanking"
http://www.jiyuu-shikan.org/e/index.html
http://www2.asia-u.ac.jp/~jh2cqxyz/
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/unko/tamezou/nankin/index-e.html
http://www.interq.or.jp/sheep/clarex/index-e.html
http://www.history.gr.jp/~nanking/index2.html
http://tamagawaboat.wordpress.com/

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[undertakerRach]

@Jellolion1(Part5)In fact, He didn't see any crime scenes of Japanese soldiers. Who did spread such rumors of rapes or looting? Tokuyasu Fukuda, Japanese embassy staff, was surprised at the situation because Magee and Fitch were writing reports, which were reported by some Chinese guys. They told, “Japanese soldiers were raping women”, and “Japanese soldiers were seizing commodities from Chinese family”.

[undertakerRach]

@Jellolion1 (Part3)///at the memorial service held on December 18. Even though the crimes committed were small in number, it must have been unbearable for him to hear of the crimes committed by Japanese soldiers, as he always spoke of stern military discipline. The court-marshal was held and more than ten soldiers were punished according to the policy of MATSUI who always said, "The looting and the rapes should be punished." What MATSUI said, ///

[undertakerRach]

@Jellolion1 (Part6)Magee and Fitch typed the stories without any inspection. Fukuda protested to them many times. In fact, Mr. Fukuda went to check the Japanese crime scene which was reported a robbery by a Chinese guy, there was no people, no broken and no any noise. Matsui must have heard such unfounded rumors.

China love creating a new story as China like.

[undertakerRach]

@Jellolion1 (Part4)"It was really a shameful incident" after receiving the death penalty by the IMTFE, meant that he expressed his regret at the existence of ten and several soldiers, in spite of the small number, who committed the shameful crimes like looting and rapes as soldiers of the Japanese Army. Furthermore, he kept denying it in the IMTFE to the last moment that the Japanese Army committed the systematic massacre in Nanking.

[undertakerRach]

@Jellolion1 (Part2)There were some unavoidable looting (mainly the stealing of furniture) and rape incidents by our soldiers for a while." As he said, "according to what I heard," he must have heard it from someone who had read the documents (complaints) submitted by the Safety Zone Committee. Aware of this, MATSUI emphasized the importance of thoroughly obeying military discipline during his speech made in the presence of chiefs of staffs of various divisions under his command,///

[undertakerRach]

@Jellolion1 (Part1)No. According to the 'War Diary' of MATSUI, he entered the city of Nanking on December 17, the day of the entrance ceremony, and left Nanking for Shanghai by boat on the 22nd. On the 20th, he wrote :

"I heard that there was a fear expressed for a while by the residents of Nanking, including the foreign residents within the city, but they gradually became tranquilized along with the slowdown of our troop activities.

[jin54363]

@Jellolion1

10 million? first it was 300 000, then its 30 000, then its 10 000, now its 10 million? can't you fakers get your facts straight?

and where is your evidence? i pity you, brainwashed mind, its time to awake and create anarchy for a free china and stop hatin Japan, hate the chinese and korean government!

[Muraku666]

@Jellolion1 Why are you talking to me, nerd? BTW, I want you to name your sources when you say "Records show", otherwise, your arguments with undertakerRach hold no ground.

[Jellolion1]

@undertakerRach Matsui expressed his regret for the actions of the jap imperial army behaving like mad dogs and raping, murdering, and pillaging throughout China.

[Jellolion1]

@jin54363 the japs killed about 10 million chinese in total. There were famines in china that the people like to use to make it sound as though Mao murdered these people. Sure, Mao's policies were not so good, but there is a difference between bad policy leading to famine, and jap dogs running down the street killing women, children anybody in sight, or dumping chemical and biological agents on cities to wipe out populations in the North.