Iris Chang's
Errors in
'The
Rape of Nanking
looking
for truths in the sea of war-time propaganda
updated 04/01/2000
Iris Chang's "Rape
of Nanking" is a book that fails to heal but rather sears
all efforts for good international relations because it prioritizes
passion at the cost of basic historical facts. We cannot ignore
the book's inability and refusal, as witnessed by the usage of
numerous doctored photos, to differentiate between fact and war-time
propaganda.
We dedicate this site to
all those who believe that constructive relations between nations
and peoples should stem from an honest look at historical truths,
not propaganda or twisting of historical materials for what appear
to be political gains.
The contents
of this site are direct quotes, translations, or abridged versions
of scholarly works by Japanese historians or researchers.