Atrocities of War: The Nanking Massacre

This chapter examines the brutal conduct of the Japanese army during the Second World War, particularly in relation to the Nanking Massacre and its impact on Chinese civilians. It discusses the historical context of wartime decisions, moral dilemmas faced by soldiers, and the psychological repercussions post-war. Additionally, it highlights the chaotic retreat of Chinese forces and the efforts of Westerners to protect refugees amidst overwhelming violence and suffering.