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Day in court with Irving shows history a more potent weapon than censorship.

By Deborah Lipstadt

Paula,

Yes, that is an important issue. Thank you for this URL.

People remember the holocaust and are rightfully outraged by those who deny it occurred. However, how we easily forget and ignore the horrors committed by the Imperial Japanese against the people of China and against allied POWs. The vicious brutallity of their actions can not be understated. Their actions were painfully sadistic. Read the Rape of Nanking and you will begin to see how brutal they were.

Checkout these links:
www.unitedhumanrights.org/Genocide/nanking_massacre.htm
www.bergen.org/AAST/Projects/ChinaHistory/rape.html
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I think that there are way more cases of Genocide that have taken place throughout history than we could ever even begin to fathom.

Thanks for bringing another to our attention.

Hopefully, humankind will eventually read about enough atrocities, we'll finally reach a point where there won't be anymore.