New evidence of Nanjing Massacre donated to memorial hall

Historical materials were donated to the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders on Friday as new evidence of Japan's war crimes related to the massacre, which marked its 88th anniversary this year.

A total of 13 items (sets) of historical materials were publicly revealed, including Japanese military letters, photographs taken after Japan's occupation of Nanjing, an album from a Japanese military unit and English- and French-language publications.

These materials are widely seen as a powerful rebuttal to Japanese right-wing forces, providing irrefutable support for restoring historical truth and honoring the collective trauma of the nation. They also underscore the unwavering commitment of people around the world to preserve historical memory and uphold justice and conscience.