October 12, 2015

"Japan's protest at UNESCO's listing of Nanjing Massacre was unreasonable and the inscription will play a positive role in safeguarding peace in human development, experts said.

On Friday, documents concerning the Nanjing Massacre were listed in the UNESCO Memory of the World Register.

Japan's foreign ministry has questioned the authenticity of the documents, calling on UNESCO to be neutral and fair, and for changes to be made to the process.

From December 13, 1937 until January of 1938, the Nanjing Massacre saw the deaths of 300,000 Chinese civilians and unarmed soldiers after the city fell into the hands of the Japanese."

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