Nanjing Massacre 
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SOURCE: Wall Street Journal
8/19/19
New Documents Show Japan's Wartime Emperor Showed Remorse Over Nanjing Massacre
The notes, taken by former Imperial Household Agency chief Michiji Tajima, were released Monday by public broadcaster NHK, which aired a documentary on the subject Saturday.
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SOURCE: WSJ
10-13-15
Japan May Cut Unesco Funds Following Nanjing Massacre Listing
Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga on Tuesday said Japan may cut its financial contribution to an agency of the United Nations after the organization added documents on the Nanjing Massacre to its International Memory of the World Register last week.
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