The two-part documentary Finding Iris Chang explores the life and legacy of a woman who devoted the latter years of her short life to exposing the truth about one of the darkest chapters in 20th century history. Inspired by her family’s experience during World War II, Chinese-American writer Iris Chang traveled across the United States to gather rare materials on the Nanjing Massacre, personally visited survivors in Nanjing, and uncovered a number of important historical documents, including the
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The two-part documentary Finding Iris Chang explores the life and legacy of a woman who devoted the latter years of her short life to exposing the truth about one of the darkest chapters in 20th century history. Inspired by her family’s experience during World War II, Chinese-American writer Iris Chang traveled across the United States to gather rare materials on the Nanjing Massacre, personally visited survivors in Nanjing, and uncovered a number of important historical documents, including the
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The Woman Who Refused to Be Silent: The Story of Iris Chang
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The Woman Who Refused to Be Silent: The Story of Iris Chang
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【纪录片】张纯如：一个人的力量Iris Chang: The Power of One
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【纪录片】张纯如：一个人的力量Iris Chang: The Power of One
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Finding Iris Chang: The truth of history revealed
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In 1995, Chinese-American writer Iris Chang began her research into the Nanjing Massacre at the Yale Divinity School Library. There, diaries, letters, photographs and films left by American missionaries exposed the extreme violence inflicted on Nanjing in 1937. The archive included the diary of a teacher，Minnie Vautrin, which offered a first-hand account of the atrocities. Confronted with the raw brutality preserved in its pages, Iris Chang resolved to bring the truth of 1937 before the world. #
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In 1995, Chinese-American writer Iris Chang began her research into the Nanjing Massacre at the Yale Divinity School Library. There, diaries, letters, photographs and films left by American missionaries exposed the extreme violence inflicted on Nanjing in 1937. The archive included the diary of a teacher，Minnie Vautrin, which offered a first-hand account of the atrocities. Confronted with the raw brutality preserved in its pages, Iris Chang resolved to bring the truth of 1937 before the world. #
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Remembering Iris Chang: The Chinese American Journalist Who Unveiled the Nanjing Massacre
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Remembering Iris Chang: The Chinese American Journalist Who Unveiled the Nanjing Massacre
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Finding Iris Chang: Minnie Vautrin's diary
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Iris Chang's Mother, Ying-Ying Chang: Everything about her was preserved through words
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Iris Chang's mother Ying-Ying Chang: Remember history to avoid repetition
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