Our WWII Memories: A book that exposed Japanese atrocities
Eighty years after the victory over Japan, a family shares their treasured heirloom: a photo album published in 1938 detailing Japanese war crimes, purchased at great personal risk in Japanese-occupied Nanjing in the 1940s.
Guan Hongliang's grandfather bought the book, "A True Record of Japanese Atrocities," to help preserve evidence of history. Decades later, it remains a powerful testament to civilian courage in wartime.
Does your family have a story of courage and survival in the Second World War ? Share it with CGTN's global campaign, "Echoes of History: Our WWII Memories," and help keep personal histories alive for the world to hold on to.
(Contributor: Guan Hongliang)
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