Iris Chang - The Rape of Nanking

China’s Bloody Century (Rummel)

China Weekly Review

Chinese Expeditionary Force High Command

Chinese language

Cholera

Choy, Christine

Christ

Christianity. See also Religion

Chrysanthemum and the Sword, The (Benedict)

Chunghua Gate

Chungking (Chongqing)

Chungshan Gate

Chungshan (Zhongshan) Road

Chuo University

Churchill, Winston

CNN (Cable News Network)

Cold War

Colonialism

Comfort women

Communism

Communist Party

Confucianism

Cook, Haruko Taya

Cook, Theodore

Coppening, Max

Council of Princes of the Blood

Coup d’états

Crusades

Currency

Dagong Daily

Death: and desensitization exercises; by dogs; by fire; by ice; meaning of, to the samurai warrior class; and military training; statistics; and torture. See also Suicide

Delhi

Delivered from Evil: The Saga of World War II (Leckie)

Democide

Department of Justice

Depression

Desensitization exercises

Diseases, sexually transmitted

Documentaries; In the Name of the Emperor ; Testament ; Why We Fight: Battle of China

Documents of the Nanking Safety Zone (Hsu)

Dogs, death by

Domei news agency

Dresden

Drug addiction

Drum Tower

Durdin, Frank Tillman

Earthquakes

Eastern Europe

Economic crises

Education; and military training; and textbook content

Ethics. See also Morality

Ethiopia

Executions: and killing contests; and Matsui; near Mufu Mountain; ordered by Asaka; squads, motives behind; and torture

Expansionism

Experiments, medical

Fabrication of the “Nanking Massacre,” The (Tanaka)

Families, slaughter of entire

Far Eastern magazine

Far Eastern Conference of 1927

Farming

Ferguson, John

Feudal lords

Fillmore, Millard

Films; Blood on the Sun ; It’s a Wonderful Life ; Last Emperor, The ; Rashomon ; Schindler’s List . See also Documentaries

Fitch, George; film smuggled out of China by; on Japanese propaganda; reports/diaries of

Foreign intelligence

Fox Movietone

France; capital ship limitations treaty with; Japanese army intelligence in; Japanese trade with; priests from

Frank, Anne

Fujio Masayuki

Fujiwara Akira

Fukuda Tokuyasu

Fuxuan war criminal camp

Gambling

Gas, poison

Genocide

Germany; and Christianity; former colonies of; and Israel; militarism of; property of, damage of; Rabe’s return to; and the Shantung Peninsula; war reparations payments by. See also Holocaust; Nazis

Gestapo

Giep, Mies

Ginling Women’s Arts and Science College

Global Alliance for Preserving the History of World War II

Göring, Hermann

God

Great Britain. See Britain

Great Depression

Guo Qi (Ko Chi)

Gu Zhutong, General

Hague Convention

Hamburg

Hanchung Gate

Han Chung Road

Hangchow (Hangzhou)

Hankow (Hankou)

Hara-kiri, ritual of

Harvard Medical School

Harvard University

Hashimoto Kingoro

Hashimoto Ryutaro

Hashimoto Tokio

Hata Ikuhiko

Hatz

Hidden Horrors: Japanese War Crimes in World War II (Yuki)

Hirohito, Emperor; death of; and the IMTFE

Hiroshima

Hirota Koki

History curricula; in military academies; and textbook content

Hitler, Adolf; death of Jews under; and foreign intelligence; Luftwaffe and Panzer divisions of; pictures of; and Rabe; as a war criminal

Hofei (Hefei)

Holocaust, the; and Auschwitz concentration camp; memory of; number of Jews killed during. See also Jews

Honda Katsuichi

Hong Kong

Hong Xiuquan

(Hung Hsiu-ch’üan)

Hopeh (Hebei)

Horace

Hora Tomio

House of Representatives

Hsia (Xia), Mr. and Mrs.

Hsiakwan (Xiaguan)

Hsing Lu Kao (Xinglukou)

Hsu Shuhsi

Ice, death by

Ichang (Yichiang or Water Gate)

Identity, Japanese

Ienaga Saburo

“Illusion of the Nanjing Massacre, The” (Suzuki)

Imai Masatake

Imperial Rescript on Education

IMTFE (International Military Tribunal of the Far East)

In the Name of the Emperor (documentary)

Incest

Individualism

Industrial Revolution

Infanticide

Inflation

Inoculation programs

Instinct

International Committee for the Nanking Safety Zone

International Red Cross

Interventionism

Intimidation

Inukai Tsuyoshi

Iritani Toshio

Iron Production

Ishihara Shintaro

Ishiwara Kanji

Israel

It’s a Wonderful Life (film)

Italy

Iwo Jima

Japan Advertiser

Japan at War: An Oral History (Cook)

Japanese Fellowship of Reconciliation

Japanese Terror in China (Timperley)

Japan’s Imperial Conspiracy (Bergamini)

Japan That Can Say No, The (Ishihara)

Jennings, Peter

Jews. See also Holocaust, the

Jiang Jieshi. See Chiang Kai-shek

Jiangsu Academy of Social Sciences

Jim Crowism

Journalists; American; and debates on the Nanking Massacre; and the defense of Nanking; and the fifty-ninth anniversary of the fall of Nanking; Japanese; and Japanese damage control; and Matsui; and the motives behind Nanking; newsreels from; and recent mass killings; and the stories of survivors; and textbook censorship. See also Documentaries; Films; specific publications

Judeo-Christian tradition. See also Christianity

Jus cogens , principle of

Justice Department

Kaikosha

Kajiyama Seiroku

Kamikaze suicide missions

Kanin, Prince

Kasahara Tokushi

Kawano Hiroki

Kidnapping: of men for military service; of women, for military prostitution

Killing contests

Kimura Kuninori

Kim Young-sam

Kirby, William

Korea; and the Korean War; and the 1885 treaty

Kriebel, Mr.

Kröger, Christian

Kröger, Peter

Kuang To (Official Earth)

Kubotani Motoyuki

Kuling

Kurihara Riichi

Kuomintang (Guomingdang) government

Kutwo (ship)

Kwantung army

Kyoto

Labor strikes

Last Emperor, The (film)

Latin America

Leaflets, dropped by airplanes

League of Nations

Leckie, Robert

“Let the Whole World Know the Nanking Massacre” (Wu Tienwei)

Lethal gases

Lexington Theological Seminary

Liaodong Peninsula (Manchuria)

Liaoning Province

Liberal Democratic Party

Life (magazine)

Liu Fang-chu

Li Xouying

Lootings

Luftwaffe division

MacArthur, Douglas

McCallum, James

McDaniel, C. Yates

Magee, David

Magee, John Gillspie

Magee’s Testament (videotape)

Mainichi Shimbun

Manchester Guardian

Manchukuo. See also Manchuria

Manchuria; Kwantung army in; seizure of, in 1931; and Tang

Mandarin language

Mao Tse-tung (Mao Zedong)

Marco Polo

Marco Polo Bridge

Martial law

Master-race mentalities

Matsui Iwane, General

Matsumoto

Mausoleum Park

Mayell, Eric

Media; American; and debates on the Nanking Massacre; and the defense of Nanking; and the fifty-ninth anniversary of the fall of Nanking; and Japanese damage control; and Matsui; and the motives behind Nanking; newsreels; and recent mass killings; and the stories of survivors; and textbook censorship. See also Documentaries; Films, Photographs; specific publications