Chapter
The Good Man of Nanking
37:47 - 41:17 (03:29)
The story of John Rabbe, a German businessman who saved around 250,000 Chinese refugees during the Japanese invasion of Nanking in 1937 by setting up a safety zone for them, is narrated and his courageous acts are discussed.
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In this episode, the host talks about John Rabbe and the Nanking International Safety Zone, who played a crucial role in saving thousands of Chinese refugees during the Japanese invasion of 1937 by gathering and transmitting information through cables, telegrams, and letters.
37:47 - 40:02 (02:14)
Summary
In this episode, the host talks about John Rabbe and the Nanking International Safety Zone, who played a crucial role in saving thousands of Chinese refugees during the Japanese invasion of 1937 by gathering and transmitting information through cables, telegrams, and letters.
ChapterThe Good Man of Nanking
EpisodeShow 63 - Supernova in the East II
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
The Japanese continue their brutal invasion of Nanjing during WWII, employing tactics such as the "safety zone" and searching for and killing Chinese soldiers and civilians alike.
40:02 - 41:17 (01:15)
Summary
The Japanese continue their brutal invasion of Nanjing during WWII, employing tactics such as the "safety zone" and searching for and killing Chinese soldiers and civilians alike. Chinese troops face a difficult escape across the Yangtze River as the Japanese continue their onslaught.