A Life magazine cover in 1938 sought to rally American public support for the war in the Pacific. The images inside that front cover were much more horrifying, revealing war atrocities committed in Nanjing.

[The China Project] What atrocity looks like: John Magee’s Rape of Nanking footage

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[The China Project] What atrocity looks like: John Magee’s Rape of Nanking footage

[The China Project] What atrocity looks like: John Magee’s Rape of Nanking footage