World At War: Banzai Part 1 of 6

It is like believing the talk of a 100-person murder trusting the "ninja" in a movie seriously. It can be understood that Japanese people are fabrications about it anyone.
It already accepts that a Chinese researcher does not have a scientific basis in the number about the victim of Nanjing continuing increasing after International Military Tribunal for the Far East.

That victim and inspector are a Japanese and are not a Chinese. Japan made the China side attend at an on-site inspection of the Jinan incident.
The Japanese army performed peace accord of China repeatedly. However, in most cases, those agreement was broken by China.
And, Chiang Kaishek knew well "a Japanese army tends to avoid a civilian." Therefore, Chiang Kaishek always used the method of involving in a Chinese civilian.

Japanese people knew Chinese people's barbarity according to the exit incident of Lushun, the Jinan incident, the 通州 incident, etc. The way of thinking of choosing suicide was induced rather than having received an insult, until these incidents died. There is a famous photograph adopted as a proof of the Nanjing slaughter. It is the photograph with which the inspector is performing an autopsy on the woman into whom the stake was driven by the crotch.

The "Sanko(三光) strategy" does not exist in Japan. In Japan, the Chinese character of "光" does not have such a meaning. The people of the China returnee league used the name for the first time in Japan. Do you know the China returnee league? They became a prisoner of war after war in China, and received brainwash education in China.

Read The Three Alls: Japanese Confessions of War Crimes in China which was briefly forced out of publication due to threats from ultranationalists like yourself. As for Nanking Japanese newspapers published stories about beheading contests between Japanese stories as being heroic and to deny the hundreds of thousands of eye witness accounts from both sides is like denying the holocaust, and it is there that I will end this pointless exchange.