El holocausto ocultado por los medios

elmatador dijo:

mae y los serbios se sacaron el clavo en los 90's y los judios han hecho mas plata y peliculas del holocausto que de la salida de egipto, ya eso paso hace 60 años get over it,

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NANKING MASSACRE (December, 1937)

Known historically as the 'Rape of Nanking'. In 1937 (the real start of World War II) the Chinese capital had a population of just over one million, including over 100,000 refugees. On December 13, the city fell to the invading Japanese troops. For the next six weeks the soldiers indulged in an orgy of indiscriminate killing, rape and looting. They shot at everyone on sight, whether out on the streets or peeking out of windows. The streets were soon littered with corpses, on one street a survivor counted 500 bodies. Girls as young as twelve, and women of all ages were raped by gangs of 15 or 20 soldiers, crazed by alcohol, who roamed the town in search of women. At the Jingling Women's University, students were carted away in trucks to work in Japanese army brothels. Over a thousand men were rounded up and marched to the banks of the Yangtze river where they were lined up and gunned to death to give practice in machine-gun traversing fire. Thousands of captured Chinese soldiers, many wounded, were simililary murdered. In the following six weeks, the Nanking Red Cross units alone, buried around 43,000 bodies. About 20,000 women and girls had been raped, most were then murdered. Department stores, shops, churches and houses were set on fire while drunken soldiers indulged in wholesale looting and bayoneting of Chinese civilians for sport. It is estimated that over 150,000 Chinese civilians and soldiers were killed in this, the most infamous atrocity committed by the Japanese army. In charge of the troops during this time was General Iwane Matsui. At the Tokyo War Crimes Trial, Matsui was found guilty of a war crime unrelated to Nanking and sentenced to death. He was hanged in 1948. After the war, China tried about 800 persons for war crimes including those responsible for the Nanking andShanghai massacres. The death penalty was given to 149 defendants. (It is known that one of the commanders during the atrocity was Prince Asaka, an uncle of Emperor Hirohito, but none of the Emperor's family was ever tried for war crimes).

THE CHEKIANG MASSACRES

The Doolittle bombing raid on Tokyo brought a retaliation against the Chinese people that staggers the imagination. On April 18, 1942, sixteen twin-engined Mitchell B-25 bombers, each carrying one ton of bombs, and led by Lt. Col. Jimmy Doolittle, were launched from the aircraft carrier USS Hornet. Their mission was to bomb the Japanese capital, Tokyo, and then, unable to land back on their carrier, proceed to friendly airfields in China, 1,200 miles across the East China Sea. Some of the planes reached their destination safely but the others ran out of fuel and crashed after their crews had baled out. Sixty four airmen parachuted into the area around Chekiang. Most were given shelter by the Chinese civilians but eight of the Americans were picked up by Japanese patrols and three were shot after a mock trial for 'crimes against humanity'. The Japanese army then conducted a massive search for the others and in the process whole towns and villages that were suspected of harbouring the Americans, were burned to the ground and every man, woman and child brutality murdered. When the Japanese troops moved out of the Chekiang and Kiangsu areas in mid-August, they left behind a scene of devastation and death that is beyond comprehension. Chinese estimates put the death toll at a staggering 250,000. Lt. Col. James Doolittle was later awarded the US Medal Of Honor. (The Chinese Department of Defence claims that 1,319,659 Chinese soldiers were killed between 1937 and 1945. It estimates the number of Chinese civilians killed during this period at over 30,000,000)

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D'urden dijo:

Buhhhuuuuu que lloradera de los judios, creen que son los pobrecitos de la humanidad entonces el mundo tiene que tenerles pena?

Solo un ejemplo, los genocidios que nadie nunca habla y todo el mundo ignora: El masacre de Nanking y el de Chekiang durante la segunda guerra mundial. Uno de los tantos genocidios en el territorio chino durante la segunda guerra mundial. Ud ve a los chinos llorando por eso? Los ve haciendo peliculas para que el mundo se apie de ellos? No, estan tratando mas bien de olvidar sus penas pasados y ver el futuro con el frente en alto, cosa que deberian hacer los judios. Ya da pereza ver tantas peliculas sobre el holocausto, porque no hacen una pelicula sobre la masacre de los indigenas durante la epoca de conquista? O la limpieza etnica que hace la raza Han en el Tibet?

Como dicen mas arriba, GET OVER IT!

NANKING MASSACRE (December, 1937)

Known historically as the 'Rape of Nanking'. In 1937 (the real start of World War II) the Chinese capital had a population of just over one million, including over 100,000 refugees. On December 13, the city fell to the invading Japanese troops. For the next six weeks the soldiers indulged in an orgy of indiscriminate killing, rape and looting. They shot at everyone on sight, whether out on the streets or peeking out of windows. The streets were soon littered with corpses, on one street a survivor counted 500 bodies. Girls as young as twelve, and women of all ages were raped by gangs of 15 or 20 soldiers, crazed by alcohol, who roamed the town in search of women. At the Jingling Women's University, students were carted away in trucks to work in Japanese army brothels. Over a thousand men were rounded up and marched to the banks of the Yangtze river where they were lined up and gunned to death to give practice in machine-gun traversing fire. Thousands of captured Chinese soldiers, many wounded, were simililary murdered. In the following six weeks, the Nanking Red Cross units alone, buried around 43,000 bodies. About 20,000 women and girls had been raped, most were then murdered. Department stores, shops, churches and houses were set on fire while drunken soldiers indulged in wholesale looting and bayoneting of Chinese civilians for sport. It is estimated that over 150,000 Chinese civilians and soldiers were killed in this, the most infamous atrocity committed by the Japanese army. In charge of the troops during this time was General Iwane Matsui. At the Tokyo War Crimes Trial, Matsui was found guilty of a war crime unrelated to Nanking and sentenced to death. He was hanged in 1948. After the war, China tried about 800 persons for war crimes including those responsible for the Nanking andShanghai massacres. The death penalty was given to 149 defendants. (It is known that one of the commanders during the atrocity was Prince Asaka, an uncle of Emperor Hirohito, but none of the Emperor's family was ever tried for war crimes).

THE CHEKIANG MASSACRES

The Doolittle bombing raid on Tokyo brought a retaliation against the Chinese people that staggers the imagination. On April 18, 1942, sixteen twin-engined Mitchell B-25 bombers, each carrying one ton of bombs, and led by Lt. Col. Jimmy Doolittle, were launched from the aircraft carrier USS Hornet. Their mission was to bomb the Japanese capital, Tokyo, and then, unable to land back on their carrier, proceed to friendly airfields in China, 1,200 miles across the East China Sea. Some of the planes reached their destination safely but the others ran out of fuel and crashed after their crews had baled out. Sixty four airmen parachuted into the area around Chekiang. Most were given shelter by the Chinese civilians but eight of the Americans were picked up by Japanese patrols and three were shot after a mock trial for 'crimes against humanity'. The Japanese army then conducted a massive search for the others and in the process whole towns and villages that were suspected of harbouring the Americans, were burned to the ground and every man, woman and child brutality murdered. When the Japanese troops moved out of the Chekiang and Kiangsu areas in mid-August, they left behind a scene of devastation and death that is beyond comprehension. Chinese estimates put the death toll at a staggering 250,000. Lt. Col. James Doolittle was later awarded the US Medal Of Honor. (The Chinese Department of Defence claims that 1,319,659 Chinese soldiers were killed between 1937 and 1945. It estimates the number of Chinese civilians killed during this period at over 30,000,000)

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y hay otro problema... en algunos paises hay leyes que prohiben la negación del holocausto

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D'urden dijo:

y hay otro problema... en algunos paises hay leyes que prohiben la negación del holocausto

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WTF, por lo menos leyo lo que puse? Igual hay historiadores japoneses que niegan la invasion a China, asi como las atrocidades que cometieron. Cual es tu punto? Que es lo que trata de mostrar?

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D'urden dijo:

Yo se que hay que recordar del pasado, pero no hay que vivir de ella! :arrow: :arrow:

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stefano dijo:

D'urden dijo:

Yo se que hay que recordar del pasado, pero no hay que vivir de ella! :arrow: :arrow:

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hable eso para los $ioni$ta$

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Moidock dijo:

stefano dijo:

D'urden dijo:

Yo se que hay que recordar del pasado, pero no hay que vivir de ella! :arrow: :arrow:

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hable eso para los $ioni$ta$

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Bueno, bueno. Ya que está en esto, hable también sobre los otros holocaustos que se han dado en el mundo y que no son de la mano de la Iglesia Católica como usted dice.

Total, el papa mismo ayudó a muchos judíos a escapar del exterminio nazi albergándolos en el Vaticano mismo. Pero eso supongo que ya que estudió tanto sobre el Holocausto, ya lo sabe.

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D'urden dijo:

Como ya puse en el primer post, los judios no son los unicos que han sufrido de masacre en la segunda guerra mundial. La diferencia es que los judios quieren vivir eternamente con ser las pobres victimas del holocausto.

Ya superenlo, CANSA, ABURRE!

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stefano dijo:

pero el asesinato de serbios tuve la mano catolica

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