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Kespi. And in December 1937 invading Japanese forces captured the Chinese city of Nanjing, killing and raping thousands.

It was one of the darkest moments of a war that continued through World War II.

I've been speaking to a man who survived that slaughter as a boy and who then

fought in China's war of resistance against the Japanese.

As the Chinese armies retire for mile after mile, as they evacuate city after village, half a million square miles ravaged by the scorching heat of war.

I was only 14 at the time.

The night before I left, we didn't sleep.

Our family was Christian, so my parents prayed to God to protect me. They told me, follow your teacher, take care of

yourself and stick with your classmates, don't go off on your own.

Huang Shur Chung's family lived in Nanjing, or Nan King as it was known then.

Just a few days before the massacre, he was one of thousands of children, evacuated out of the

path of the advancing Japanese. They were hurried away on foot with their school teachers.

My mother cried, but my father was very calm. We didn't know when we'd see each other again.

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