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Beschrijving	English: A young man who refused seeking women for beast soldiers is tied to be killed., (H.J.Timperley, "The Japanese Atrocities in China" , July 1938, p. 31) 中文（中国大陆）：青年拒绝为兽兵寻觅妇女, 被缚就戮 (田伯列编著《外人目睹中之日军暴行》中华民国二十七年七月初版, 第31页)
Datum	Date of publication: July 1938
Bron	1. H.J.Timperley, The Japanese Atrocities in China (《外人目睹中之日軍暴行》), July 1938, p. 31; 2. Political Department of the Military Affairs Commission, A True Record of Japanese Atrocities (《日寇暴行實錄》), July 1938. p23; 3. Ken magazine, 1938-08-11, 4. China Weekly Review, 1938-10-01, p. 144.
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huidige versie	5 mei 2013 17:48	368 × 500 (28 kB)	MtBell	Reverted to version as of 18:42, 28 April 2010
	29 apr 2010 23:07	450 × 610 (31 kB)	MtBell	replaced Category:Nanjing Massacre
	28 apr 2010 20:42	368 × 500 (28 kB)	MtBell	{{Information \|Description={{en\|1=Nanjing, China. January, 1938. This photo shows a Chinese young man, with his arms tied, was about to be beheaded by a Japanese soldier with a sword in Nanking massacre. It was one of the 16 photos preserved by a Chines