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    The Nanjing Massacre, also called Nanking Rape, was an atrocity performed by the Imperial Empire of Japanball during WWII. About 50,000-300,000 casualties were made, most being innocent civilians.

    Chinese civilians were mercilessly raped, tortured, killed and buried alive, giving it another name "The Rape of Nanking".

    Plot

    The Second Sino-Japanese war exploded, with Chinaball forces and Imperial Japanball forces on a war. In the middle, Japanballs forces decide to massacre civilians in Nanjing in order to frighten or drop the morale of Chinaball forces.

    Casualties

    Its estimated from a minimum of 40,000 to a maximum of 300,000. Japanese side declares it at 250,000, while the Chinese government claims 300,000. This went on for 6 weeks.

    Atrocities

    Chinese Civilians were:

    • Stabbed to death with bamboo sticks
    • Mass buried alive
    • Burnt to death
    • Women, old or young, were gang raped and then discarded
    • Babies, children and toddlers were shot, beaten to death and tortured in many ways
    • Villages were destroyed and looted
    • People were shot to death
    • People were beheaded
    • Dead bodies and alive people were rolled over by tanks

    Controversy

    After the end of WWII, the atrocities were over, but Japanball kept glorifying and paying respects to the war criminals that started the Nanjing massacre (there were also many others). Even with the protests of many Asian countryballs, Japanball continues to worship its 1068 war criminals, 14 of which are Class-A convicted war criminals are placed in the Yaskuni Shrine. Today, Japanese veteran and teacher from Osaka, Tamaki Matsuoka will put an end to this mess.


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