定南京大屠杀教育周 福特办公室不同意

从法律上讲入籍加国的华裔本来就不是中国人，谈是否中国人毫无意义。再说作为加国华人完全应该帮理不帮亲，我们讨论的不是南京大屠杀本身是否反人类罪行的事，而是有无必要将之列入多伦多市府的工作的问题。作为一个应该干实事的市政府和市长，拒绝将这种社会团体的事务和责任列入市府工作议程，这绝对正确。历史毕竟是历史，可以纪念，可以回顾，可以铭记。但是所有的历史灾难都要市政府来搞纪念周，就有政治炒作、做秀，浪费纳税人金钱，浪费市府资源之嫌。何况南京的这段历史与世界上所有的反人类罪行没有哪件更值得纪念之比。作为一个多元文化城市的多伦多，如果答应史维会的要求，将这段历史特别纪念，那么也必须一视同仁为所有的在多市生活的族裔，他们本国发生的灾难搞纪念，如乌克兰的基廷事件等等、等等。那么多伦多市政府就永远不要干正事了。此外，对于许多反对在加拿大为中日两国之间的旧帐特别搞纪念的网友，他们并不是否定日本当年的罪行，只不过是比王裕佳等人更加务实，更加脚踏实地而已。请不要动不动就用：不是中国人，是汉奸，等愤青和五毛的语言来对待不同看法的网友。51论坛不是乌有之乡，孔庆东、司马南早已成了昨日黄花，何苦还要学他们呢？

日本人在南京屠杀的是中国人，但犯下的是反人类的罪行，需要整个人类社会记住这样的事情，以防止其再发生。 福特的态度是一回事，怎样去做也是多伦多市政府要考虑的。 现在就看网上有些华裔的发言，叫人实在不可理解，不相信你们是中国人。

犹太人被纳粹德国屠杀在全世界早已有明确的史料证实，而南京屠杀事件，由于中国政府的一贯歪曲历史的不良记录，所以国际社会公认发生过屠杀，但对死难人数一直有不同说法。有的记录说十万，又有的说十几万，而中国单方面一直坚持的是三十万。如果史维会真有心纪念南京屠杀，就应该敦促中国政府邀请国际社会，不管是站在哪一边的机构都一起参与调查，以真正对历史负责。现在的事实是，在国际上包括联合国在内，谁都没有一个准确的事实描述和数字。就凭一个一贯说谎的政府的一面之说，和几位作家文人的著作及当事人的回忆，来为那么重大的历史事件作记录，这完全就和儿戏一样。我们的市府以存在争议为由，不搞形式主义的纪念，这完全没错。这和喜欢和不喜欢福特无关！

平权会完全可以自己出钱搞这样的纪念活动，为何一定要拉市政府进入这种有争议的旋涡？发生在中国的比南京屠杀遇难人数更多的事件多的去，为何平权会不提这样的纪念？这个平权会打着平权的幌子，玩的却是双重标准。南京屠杀是中日两国之间的历史事件，如果真要搞什么纪念，也应放在中日两国，而不是在多伦多。

只要不是市政府出钱，你们爱搞啥搞啥。记住一句话，don't make your problem ours, understand?

明知道我不知道什么是南京大屠杀， 明知道我连南京在哪儿都不知道， 还要我的难堪!? 发克！

为什么一定要将纪念南京大屠杀这样的事放在市政府的日常工作中？市政府就应该将重心放在为市民服务上，而不是成为族裔政治的工具。在这个地球上反人类的事情多的是，如果75年前的南京屠杀，可以成为多伦市政府必须纪念的事，那么全年52个礼拜，每周都可以搞出个纪念。对于远在中国发生的事，最值得纪念和谴责的还应该是的文革中的暴行，因为那时发生事远比南京的事情为近，死亡人数也远远多于南京屠杀。此外外，如果要搞南京屠杀纪念，也应该同时搞两颗原爆的纪念，因为那两次事件中死亡的平民远多于南京屠杀。 奉劝平权会还是搞些正事为好，那么明显胡搞的市议会通过的禁翅事件，你们默不作声。远开八只脚的事情却要市政府出面，你们拿了那么多的拨款，整天不干正事，纳税人应该对你们的胡搞说不！

我同意有些回贴,但有些人忘了您是谁?您的孩子们生在加拿大,老外不也是叫他们"Chinese"! 干吗自己看不起自己呢? 我想不通?

不应该将原籍国家的历史恩怨带到加拿大来，不利于种族和谐。 提出这个想法的人想干什么？ 难道想挑动民族矛盾，来一场加拿大的日裔与华裔之间的暴乱/战争吗？ 印度人要纪念1962年中印战争，越南人要纪念1979年“惩罚战争”， 俄罗斯人要纪念1969年珍宝岛事件，朝鲜人要纪念被中国吞并 。。。 最后的结果就是这些种族与华人之间对立，仇视， 最严重的后果就是种族暴乱，如1997年的印尼。 华人在加拿大可是少数民族， 假如这里发生种族暴乱， 华人一定是受害者。 这么关心中日历史恩怨的人 实在是应该回中国去贡献爱国的赤子之心， 最好说服中国政府发动对日战争，爱（中）国人士可一定要参军上前线呀，别光说不练。 在这里瞎闹，他们难道想改造加拿大，把加拿大变成中国的一个附属国么？ 为了加拿大，为了我们的后代，在加拿大决不应该搞狭隘民族主义。 支持福特！

I do love my nation! But I do not thank Toronto should have "a remembrance week of Nanjing Massacre". Here is Toronto CANADA!! Strongly support to have a remembrance week of Nanjing Massacre! If you believe you are Canadianized already, please start to love your own nation. Western cultures are based on nations... Whereas Chinese culture is based on civilization...

Strongly support to have a remembrance week of Nanjing Massacre! If you believe you are Canadianized already, please start to love your own nation. Western cultures are based on nations... Whereas Chinese culture is based on civilization... The Forgotten Holocaust by Laura Rivera This paper addresses one of the holocausts during World War II--the forgotten holocaust. As you will read, this paper briefly describes the atrocities that occurred in Nanjing, China. Not many know or understand what really happened in this city. Hopefully, this paper can give those who do not know about "The Forgotten Holocaust" some knowledge of this sad and historical true story. When someone mentions the word holocaust, most often people will relate that word with the Germans and Jews during World War II. When Japan is mentioned, the first things that come to mind are the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The Nanjing Massacre is known as the forgotten holocaust and very oddly, it truly has been forgotten. In this forgotten holocaust, three hundred thousand people were brutally murdered and 20,000 women were raped in the city of Nanjing, during the years of 1937-1938 (Yao). The Chinese Nationalist Government moved the capital of China from Peking to Nanjing in 1928. Nanking's population in the mid 1930s was well over one million, mainly because many refugees were fleeing from the Japanese army that had invaded China in 1931. Japan had entered China and other parts of Asia before World War II began, and didn't stop until the U. S. dropped the atomic bombs on Japanese soil in early 1945. It is said that the Japanese military machine was motivated by the aggression and uncontrollable desire for expansion and imperialism. On December 9, 1937, Chinese troops surrendered in the city of Nanjing, followed by a massive Japanese attack on the city (Yao). For the next six weeks, this capital was filled with brutal, unhuman, and terribly violent acts now Holocaust Essays: The Forgotten Holocaust http://remember.org/imagine/china.html 1 of 4 11/4/2012 9:44 PM known as the Nanjing Massacre. The Japanese committed venomous acts against innocent civilians, Chinese soldiers, refugees, and many others. The crimes ranged from mass execution to burning, raping, and looting. On December 13, many of the refugees tried to flee for their lives by crossing the Yangtze River. When they arrived at the river there was no type of transportation for them to cross. The Japanese arrived and when many of them tried to swim the river, the Japanese started to fire at the people in the river and along the banks of the shore. When it was all over, one Japanese solider reported that the river was covered with women, men, and children of all ages, totaling more than 50,000 bodies. Within two days, the streets of Nanjing were called the "streets of blood," as dead human corpses began to cover the streets. Because the streets were piled with dead bodies, the Japanese had people dig huge ditches in the earth and dump hundreds, sometimes even thousands of bodies into these grave pits (Yao). The Japanese would arrest and murder anybody thought to be a Chinese soldier. The safety zones that were set up to protect some of the citizens and refugees were raided and men were dragged out to be killed or were, more often that not, shot on the spot. Large numbers of young men were dragged out of the city to be massacred. Sometimes, they would take anywhere from several thousand to tens of thousands at one time. These mass executions were mostly done by machine guns and, in most cases, those who were still breathing were bayoneted one by one. There were even some instances where the Japanese would pour gasoline on these people and burn them alive. It was once reported that they poured gasoline on a group of people tied together and shot at them, watching the bullets strike their bodies, then catch fire (Gray). Many atrocities were committed in and around the city, most of them against civilians. The Japanese soldiers thought that killing these innocent people were fun and games. They invented new ways to brutally murder these people. Some of these violent acts included stabbing, shooting, burning, gutting, excavating the heart, decapitation, drowning, punching the body and eyes with an Holocaust Essays: The Forgotten Holocaust http://remember.org/imagine/china.html 2 of 4 11/4/2012 9:44 PM awl, castration, and even punching or stabbing objects into the females vaginas (Yao). Another name for this forgotten holocaust is "The Rape of Nanjing." Such a title is appropriate for all the raping that occurred in six weeks, when approximately 20,000 women were raped. The Japanese soldiers were such brutes, that if they didn't rape the women in their homes they would take the women out in the streets and rape them, very often heartlessly killing them afterwards. They would often kill them by stabbing them with bayonets in the vagina or slicing open their stomachs. Many of these women that were raped were left on the streets with their genitals hanging out and some sort of object sticking out of their vagina. They would rape pregnant women and cut open their bellies, take out the fetus and play with it as if it was a football. They made fathers rape daughters, and sons rape mothers, and if they objected to this, they were instantly killed. Women of all kinds and ages were raped. They raped seventy year-old women, nine year-old girls, nuns, and high class wives. Many of the young and pretty girls were taken from their families and homes for days. They would even storm into the safety zones and take women by hundreds at a time. The Japanese would gang rape women up to twenty times a day. When these women returned, they would often fall into a state of depression or they would commit suicide from shame (Gray). The Japanese did not only commit inhumane acts in Nanjing, but their brutal actions spread all over Asia. The Japanese government knew what was happening in Nanjing from the protests that were made by the Japanese Embassy. Yet they did nothing to stop the cruel behavior. Now, the Japanese government denies that such massacres were actually committed in Nanjing. They say it is a story made up by the Chinese, the "Nanjing Massacre never occurred" (Yao). If this story is a lie, then why and how did so many people die? Why are there pictures taken of these brutal acts by the Japanese soldiers? What about the Japanese confessions and their diaries to prove all the things they did? What about the hundreds of thousands of people who witnessed these crimes? What about the trials where many Holocaust Essays: The Forgotten Holocaust http://remember.org/imagine/china.html 3 of 4 11/4/2012 9:44 PM of the high ranking soldiers were found guilty and punished for their injustices? There is too much evidence against the Japanese soldiers to deny such cruelties (Gray). During World War II, so many horrible acts were committed against the innocent. When it was all over, the bodies were countless as well as the tears shed around the world. The Japanese stole the lives of many, and at the same time killed millions of innocent people. The horrible memory of the Nanjing Massacre still lives with many of those who survived through it. With all that happened in such a short amount of time, it's a shame that the Nanjing Massacre is labeled the forgotten holocaust--not only forgotten, but denied by the Japanese executioners. WORKS CITED Gray, Robert P. "Japanese Imperialism and the Massacre in Nanjing." February 1996. http://www.cnd.org:8019/NJMassacre/njm tran/njm-intr.htm Yao, Ming-Hui. "Basic Facts on the Nanjing Massacre and the Tokyo War Crimes Trial." September 1993. http://www.cnd.org:8019/NJMassacre /nj.html#FWD Go to

西藏有人惦记，64有人纪念，唯独南京大屠杀这种反人类罪行不能说----中国人，命贱!!!

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纯属是狗屁的想法，这是加拿大，不是中国！为什么总是把中国的纪念日照搬到加拿大来，如果有些人愿意这么做，这群人都滚回中国去，别在加拿大给中国人丢脸了！！ 支持福特！！！

最应该将一年中的某一天或是某一段时间订为「南京大屠杀教育周」or 纪念日的是中国 or 日本的城市, 而不是多伦多. 不要用这样的事抹黑福特. 支持福特!!!

今天的掠夺瓜分带来的危害实际上远远胜过当年的大屠杀。