Don Tow's Website

The “10,000 Cries for Justice” initiative provides an important digital archive of historical written letters about WWII atrocities inflicted by the Japanese military on the Chinese population during the Second Sino-Japanese War (1931-1945).  This digital archive documenting the first-hand experience of the victims provides powerful evidence to refute all the false claims made by the […]

This year (2017) marks the 80th anniversary of the Nanking Massacre, one of the worst atrocities in human history.  It is a time in history that: atrocious cruelties were inflicted by one group of humans on another group of humans where within six weeks about 300,000 Chinese (including civilians, women and children) just in the […]

  On July 14-27, 2017, a group of 17 people participated in a two-week immersion program to study WWII history in Asia.  Ten are from the U.S., six are from Canada, and one is a Canadian citizen currently living in Hong Kong.  WWII history in Asia is seldom taught in American or Canadian high schools […]

More than 70 years have elapsed since the end of WWII during which the Japanese military committed massive and inhumane atrocities all over Asia, especially in China.  These atrocities included the Nanking Massacre, Comfort Women (CW, or sexual slavery), Biological and Chemical Warfare (BCW), Vivisection on live people (including American POWs), and Slave Labor. Yet […]