Article: Nanjing Massacre Documentary Film Discovered in US

A documentary film on Nanjing Massacre that had never been released, was discovered in the United States, said Tze-ping Shao, first head of a U.S.-based association in commemoration of Nanjing Massacre victims and the man who is now keeping the film.

The six-week long Nanjing Massacre started 60 years ago today during which some 300,000 civilians and disarmed Chinese soldiers were killed by the intruding Japanese troops.

Shao, a Chinese-American, said here Friday in an interview with Xinhua that the 37-minute soundless black-white documentary film was shot by John Gillespie Magee, a US missionary in China from 1912 to 1940 who died in 1953. Magee, who had been chairman of the Nanjing ...

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