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Tag Archives: compensation

The Nanking Massacre: Iris Chang’s legacy

Sandcastle Empire Posted on May 29, 2011 by Eamonn FingletonJanuary 11, 2012

The late Iris Chang, author of the best selling book The Rape of Nanking, is the subject of a compelling new biography by her mother Ying-Ying Chang. (This commentary was first published at the  website of the Atlantic Monthly.) Hints … Continue reading →

Posted in China, History, Japan, Press, Sino-Japanese relations | Tagged bank of tokyo, compensation, ian buruma, iris chang, ivan p. hall, john dower, joshua fogel, rabe, robert entenmann, simon winchester, susan rabiner, the rape of nanking, the wages of guilt, ying-ying chang

Fingleton vs. China: The empire strikes back

Sandcastle Empire Posted on March 2, 2008 by Eamonn FingletonNovember 23, 2010

East Asian officials don’t take it lying down when a foreign correspondent investigates their guilty secrets. Below is an article I wrote for the International Herald Tribune‘s editorial page on the seventieth anniversary of the Nanking Massacre. The article noted … Continue reading →

Posted in China, Japan, Press, Sino-Japanese relations, Trade | Tagged c.w. young, cia, compensation, iht, kwok-yin chan, nanjing, nanking massacre, nexis, school textbooks, Sino-Japanese relations, tienanmen, wto

The untold story of Japan’s war compensation record

Sandcastle Empire Posted on May 3, 2006 by Eamonn FingletonApril 3, 2011

Although it is well known that the Japanese media extensively censor themselves, foreign correspondents in Tokyo are often almost as hesitant to tell the whole truth. Here is the full story on one important aspect of Japanese policy that has … Continue reading →

Posted in Book reviews, China, Japan, Press, Sino-Japanese relations, Trade | Tagged charles a. stenger, compensation, draper-johnson, ian buruma, iris chang, japan times, knickknacks, reparations, semantics, Sino-Japanese relations, torture, unit 731, wages of guilt, william draper, zhou enlai

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