Pu Zhiqiang: China’s Selective Memory
In today’s New York Times, lawyer Pu Zhiqiang writes: We Chinese are outraged by Japan’s World War II crimes – the forcing of Chinese into sexual slavery as “comfort women,” the 1937 massacre of...
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Heidi Benson: Historian Iris Chang won many battles; The war she lost raged within
The Sunday San Francisco Chronicle published a long profile of writer Iris Chang, who committed suicide last November: On the day of Iris Chang’s death, word spread quickly over news wires and the Internet. Her obituary was published in newspapers worldwide. She had gained an international reputation in 1997 when she was only 29 for […]
Read MoreJames Lilley: All Not Quiet on the Eastern Front
From The Wall Street Journal, via A Glimpse of the World: Japan and China have been at each others’ throats for centuries over who dominates the Western Pacific, and particularly Taiwan and Korea. Like the long-seated rivalry between France and Britain in Europe, China, as the continental power, and Japan, as the island power, have […]
Read MoreYomiuri Shimbun: China must be urged to act responsibly
From Daily Yomiuri On-Line: “In November 1975, Japan, the United States and four European countries held their first summit meeting on the world economy at Chateau de Rambouillet, an old castle on the outskirts of Paris that is used by French presidents for vacations.”
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