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Article: Women in documentary films seeking equal status
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- December 8, 2005
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Women in documentary films seeking equal status
GUANGZHOU, Dec. 8 (Xinhua) -- A female Japanese teacher, stunned
to get a glimpse of the 1937 Nanjing massacre documentary, an
atrocity committed by Japanese invaders nearly seven decades ago,
started her investigation journey of the massacre survivors and
Japanese veterans.
An 86-year old Nanjing woman, who was raped in 1937 by Japanese
soldiers, buried her lifelong agony deep in her heart, until one day
she met with the Japanese girl.
Encouraged by the Japanese teacher, the Nanjing granny came to
Japan and became the first Nanjing woman plaintiff who openly accused
the Japanese troops of their sex crime.
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