Testimony Before The International Military Tribunal For The Far East
Several members of the Committee took the witness stand to testify about their experiences and observations during the Nanking Massacre. These included Robert Wilson, Miner Searle Bates and John Magee. George A. Fitch, Lewis Smythe and James McCallum filed affidavits with their diaries and letters.
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