Two perspectives on Nanking massacre is one too many J. Kelly Nestruck Special to The Globe and Mail Published March 1, 2008 ...

Report from mainstream Western media: In May 1938, American magazine Life published 10 photos by John Magee on the Nanjing Massacre. 3.

The son of the late John Magee who recorded the Japanese slaughter of Nanjing residents in 1937 donated the movie camera recording the events to the memorial hall of the Nanjing Massacre victims ...

The Nanjing No.12 Middle School was founded by U.S. missionary John Magee, who covertly recorded 105 minutes of footage documenting the barbarity of Japanese invaders in 1937.

Thousands of kilometers away in Melbourne, Australia, 66-year-old photographer Chris Magee is on a similar mission. His grandfather John Magee, an American missionary, covertly recorded 105 minutes of ...

More than 100 people gathered at the Manitoba Legislature Wednesday night to honour and remember the victims of the Nanking Massacre. An estimated 300,000 people were killed in China over a six ...

Accounts of the Nanking massacre have been treated much more profoundly elsewhere, most recently in Lu Chuan's 2009 film, City of Life and Death. That essentially makes The Flowers of War of ...

Chen’s illustrations help chronicle the massacre which took place in the city now known as Nanjing and occurred over a period of six weeks starting on December 13, 1937, the day the Japanese ...