On January 23,1938,the Xinhua Daily carried a dispatch entitled "Fires Raged on for 39 Days in Terror-Ridden Nanjing".

On January 23,1938,Dagong Bao, a popular Chinese newspaper published an article entitled "Ferocious Enemy Keeping on Arson and Looting in Terror-Ridden Nanjing and Foreign Journalists'Inspections Rejected",reporting the Japanese soldiers' brutalities after the fall of Nanjing.

On December 14, 1937,Asahi shimbum frontpaged the news of the Japanese occupation of Nanjing.

On December 14, 1937,Nichi Nichi shimbum frontpaged the news of the Japanese occupation of Nanjing.

"Rosen's Report"
In January,1938,Rosen and other staff of the German Embassy returned to Nanjing.Then he reported to the German Foreign Ministry about the Nanjing Massacre.However,these reports were kept in German Archives for half a century until 1991 when they were recovered.This aroused strong repulse.

The Chinese Version of the book.
The book What War Means:The Japanese Terror in China written by the British journalist Timperley.
Tiemperley was a correspondent stationed in China from the British paper Manchester Guardian.In 1938 he collected many of the diaries and letters of the western missionaries on the atrocities of the Japanese invaders in China and he was shocked.Then he compiled the book What War Means:The Japanese Terror in China,which for the first time disclosed to the world dimensionally the truth of the Nanjing Massacre committed by the Japanese soldiers.In the book,he called the Japanese soldiers'atrocities an "unprecedented record of brutalities in contemporary history."

    The photo on Nanjing Massacre published by the American magazine Look.
    This photo was published by Look magazine in 1938,the first of such pictures to reach the United States.
    The following is the original caption:
    The picture shows Japanese recruits at bayonet drill in Nanjing after the capture of the Chinese capital.They are using Chinese prisoners as their targets.In the center an unfortunate prisoner(or should we say fortunate) has just received the death thrust.In the foreground,a bound Chinese is being slightly pricked with the bayonet in roder to get him into position for the coup de grace. As to the authenticity of the photo,it was sent to Look by W.A.Farmer of Hankow,who says the photograph was made by a Japanese soldier.

Nanjing Massacre was one of the most concentrated and ferocious cases of the countless atrocities committed by the Japanese Army in its invasion in China.The American magazine Pictorial Review carried an article in January,1943,specially featuring the massacre.

A group of pictures related to Nanjing Massacre wsa published in the American magazine Life on January 10,1938.