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Subject: RE: What is the truth? (re: Japanese....
From: K430751@kepco.co.jp
>Hi, About the book "Rape of Nanking", I heard that many person found
fault
>points, just like put photograph which has no relation to Nanking, in
that
>book, and now out of print. Anyway, about the Nanking incident, I only
>tell here that there are no buried bodies which should be found if so
many
>people were killed in a short time, and China and Japan should do
>excavation to make the truth clear. Isn't it a reasonable opinion???
>Cheers, Tsuchikawa
I think you have said more than this but without vnsa archives on hand
I can't be specific. Let me go search for the old postings which might
have been archived somewhere by vnsa admin. We'll start from there.
BTW, if you have them already saved let me know and share them with me.
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 1999 16:53:40 +0900
From: "Vu Huu Vinh" <vu@kuhp.kyoto-u.ac.jp>
>Hi all
>You are driving people out of the debated issue.
>I found his (Tsukichiwa) argument quite reasonable. Every country
>presently have good thing and bad thing and we are arguing about that.
>There's always things seen good in a country but may be seen bad in
>others.
you've found it reasonable but I've found some of it ridiculous (will post
in another message)
>Are you trying to lessen the crimes of US army committed in
>Vietnam? V.
This is utterly non-sense. Are you trying to pull a joke here? hehe
If you don't know what Tsukichiwa and I were refering to then refrain
from making silly remark. That should help.
Cuong
-- original message ---------------------------------------
Hi all,Pardon me if this Tsuchikawa was the person who previously in this
vnsa | forum tried to lessen the crimes of Japanese army committed at
NanKing | (The Rape of Nanking, as it is called) then I'd say it's
hopeless to get | any reasonable argument from him/her. | | Cuong Nguyen
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