Plik:Chinese civilians to be buried alive.jpg

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Chinese to be buried alive by Japanese soldiers during Nanking Massacre. In 2008, another photo which presents the same scene was discovered in Japan, verifying its authenticity 日本发现佐证南京大屠杀活埋场面照片 (2008-09-14). Archived from the original on 2016-09-30.

《日寇暴行实录》配图标题：南京寇军活埋我同胞之惨状

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1937/38

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First published in: A Faithful Record of Atrocity of Japanese Troops, 1938 最早发表在：《日寇暴行实录》. 军事委员会政治部编. 汉口: 1938. 35页

Department of History at the University of California, Santa Barbara
The Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders

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2007-11-03T11:47:07Z	User:File Upload Bot (Magnus Manske)	426×404	90.48Kb	{{BotMoveToCommons\|en.wikipedia}} {{Information \|Description={{en\|'''Description:''' Chinese civilians to be buried alive. <br> First published in ''A Faithful Record of Atrocity of Japanese Troops'' pre-1949 Chinese publication Source: The Memorial H

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aktualny	04:44, 24 lip 2020	1280 × 1111 (1,13 MB)	Goszei	Black and white version
	07:23, 29 cze 2020	1280 × 1111 (666 KB)	Goszei	Larger version, found at https://xn--h1aagokeh.xn--p1ai/uploads/0/2019/08/31/iLbogAWd.jpg
	05:39, 3 maj 2010	450 × 391 (63 KB)	MtBell	a larger view
	19:00, 1 maj 2010	500 × 366 (74 KB)	MtBell	larger version
	21:39, 26 sie 2009	426 × 404 (90 KB)	BetacommandBot	move approved by: User:Kintetsubuffalo This image was moved from File:BuriedAlive.jpg == Summary == {{Information \|Description=Chinese civilians to be buried alive during the Nanking Massacre. (The authenticity of the ph