Japanese atrocity files made public
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Confessions of wartime atrocities made by Japanese soldiers, complete with their finger prints, have been made public by a Shanghai woman.
![A script of a confession made by a Japanese infantryman surnamed Kimura is among Hu's collection. [Photo/Shanghai Daily]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20140711/7427ea210acc1529890b0f.jpg "A script of a confession made by a Japanese infantryman surnamed Kimura is among Hu's collection. [Photo/Shanghai Daily]") |
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A script of a confession made by a Japanese infantryman surnamed Kimura is among Hu's collection. [Photo/Shanghai Daily] |
These include accounts of the drowning of 200 Chinese prisoners, the rape and murder of women and daily executions at a prison during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1937-45).
The documents belong to a Minhang District resident surnamed Hu and were collected by her great-grandfather, Hu Zhichao.
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