New Jersey Alliance for Learning and Preserving the History of World War II in Asia

New Jersey Alliance for Learning and Preserving the History of World War II in Asia

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This page contains various reference information in the form of articles, photos, videos, or films. Click on the underlined links to access the documents. Currently it contains the following items (more will be added in the future):

For a discussion of Tamaki Matsuoka's search for the truth about the Nanking Massacre, click here.

For a discussion of the "918 Incident," click here.

For a brief description of the atrocities committed by the Japanese Imperial Army in Asia during WWII, click here.

Nanking Massacre - An Eyewitness Account (in English): Middletown, NJ resident Mr. Chu-Yeh Chang, then a 14-year-old boy, recounts the horrified and tragic atrocities that he and his family experienced during that period in 1937-1938.

Nanking Massacre - An Eyewitness Account (in Chinese): Middletown, NJ resident Mr. Chu-Yeh Chang, then a 14-year-old boy, recounts the horrified and tragic atrocities that he and his family experienced during that period in 1937-1938.

Sex Slaves of World War II: For a discussion of Japan's sex slaves in Asia during WWII.

Japan's Biological and Chemical Warfare in China during WWII: For a discussion of Japan's biological and chemical warfare in China during WWII.

Massacre and Atrocities in Hong Kong during WWII: For a discussion of this little-known part of WWII history.

A Reader's Essay on Preservation of History (in Chinese): NJ resident Mr. Xiaoning Chen provides his perspective on the importance of preserving and learning from history.

Summary of NJ Commission on Holocaust Education, Brookdale Community College's "Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Education Center," and Richard Stockton College of NJ's "Holocaust Resource Center": A presentation by Maryann McLoughlin and Rosemarie Wilkinson at the Global Alliance Biennial Conference on November 1, 2008 in Toronto, Canada. Because this is a large (almost 5 MB) Adobe Acrobat PDF file, it may take several minutes to access the complete file.

The Doolittle Raid: Mission Impossible and Its Impacts on the U.S. and China: For discussion of this important part of WWII history.

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