Fei Fei Li, Robert Sabella, David Liu

• Part 1 Nanking in a Global Context; Chapter 1 The Nanking Massacre as a Historical Symbol, Ian Buruma; Chapter 2 Redressing Grievances: Assessing the Nanking Massacre, Richard Falk; Part 2 Revisiting Nanking: Views from China and Japan; Chapter 3 Causes of the Nanking Massacre, Sun Zhaiwei, Kurt Beidler; Chapter 4 The Nanking Massacre Reassessed: A Study of the Sino-Japanese Controversy over the Factual Number of Massacred Victims, Lee En-Han; Chapter 5 Remembering the Nanking Massacre, Kasahara Tokushi; Chapter 6 The Overall Picture of the “Nanking Massacre”, Higashinakano Shudo; Part 3 Remembering Nanking; Chapter 7 Reporting the “Fall of Nankin” and the Suppression of a Japanese Literary “Memory” of the Nature of a War, Haruko Taya Cook; Chapter 8 Refighting the Nanking Massacre: The Continuing Struggle over Memory; Part 4 Healing the Wounds; Chapter 9 The “Black Milk” of Historical Consciousness: Thinking About the Nanking Massacre in Light of Jewish Memory, Vera Schwarcz; Chapter 10 The Tokyo War Crimes Trial, War Responsibility, and Postwar Responsibility, Onuma Yasuaki; Chapter 11 Toward a Common Historical Understanding: The Nanking Massacre as a Challenge of Transnational History, Daqing Yang;