After taking Nanjing, Japanese troops carried out mass killings, sexual violence, looting, and destruction. The Nanjing city archives preserve investigation files, residents' petitions, burial records, relief reports, and survivor testimony; the USC Shoah Foundation holds 102 survivor interviews in Mandarin. The violence affected civilians and prisoners, and its scale remains part of ongoing historical memory and justice debates.
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