VOICED : Agony endures 75 years

The transcript discusses the Nanjing Massacre of 1937, where 300,000 people were killed. It highlights the personal account of Shar, a survivor, who faces denial from Japanese revisionists. Her legal battles aim to affirm the massacre's occurrence. The transcript also touches on the political tensions between China and Japan, fueled by historical resentment and territorial disputes. The Nanjing Massacre Museum serves as a silent reminder of this painful history.

What event is described as a foreboding sign of the bloodshed to come in World War Two?

• The Bombing of Hiroshima

• The Attack on Pearl Harbor

• The Battle of Midway

• The Nanjing Massacre

What is the main goal of Shar's legal battles against Japanese writers?

• To gain international recognition

• To silence those who deny the massacre

• To promote Japanese culture

• To seek financial compensation

What do some Japanese revisionists claim about the Nanjing Massacre?

• It was a peaceful negotiation

• It was a minor event

• It never happened

• It was a victory for Japan

What is one reason for the ongoing antagonism between China and Japan?

• Cultural differences

• Economic competition

• Historical resentment

• Language barriers

What does the Nanjing Massacre Museum symbolize in China's history?

• A reflection on a painful chapter

• A center for economic development

• A site for political meetings

• A place of celebration