More suspected photos of the Nanjing Massacre showed the details of the Nanjing Massacre.

Recently, some online videos showed that Evan Kyle, the owner of a pawn shop owner of Minne Plus, received a photo album during World War II, including more than 30 color photos suspected of the Nanjing Massacre Japanese army. He said in the video that this album contains the insights of photographers during World War II in Southeast Asia and China, and recorded accompanying photos of French soldiers during the war, and the marching photos of the Japanese army. "The Advance-Chungking China".

Evan Kyle said that the old album was circulated by the customer's family, and the right to belong to the future family of the photographer. But he did not want the album to sell to private collectors, but hoped that it was permanently preserved in the museum through regular channels. The shop owner said that the photos of the Nanjing Massacre were cruel than what he saw on the Internet. He did not show these pictures in the video. These photos are not all about the Nanjing Massacre. It includes Shanghai and the entire Southeast Asia, and most of the photos are landscape photos. I feel that the person has been taking the scenery there.

According to the Red Star News, the staff of the Memorial Hall of the Nanjing Massacre of the Nanjing Massacre of the Japanese invaders said that they have seen the video of the Internet, and they are currently contacting the other party to verify the relevant information. "It is impossible to see the authenticity just watching one video, which is not in line with the specifications of cultural relics appraisal."

Another commemorative hall staff said that the memorial hall "only black and white images and photos", if it can confirm the authenticity of the album, these photos will become important evidence of historical materials.

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On the morning of September 2nd, Evan Kyle released a video again, saying that he received a lot of comments, and some netizens didn't even know this history. In addition, the owner of the album also agrees that "the museum is the only destination for this album". Evan Kyle said it would not be handed over to the Japanese government.

(Modern Express, Red Star News,@（（)

Edit: Zhao Shanshan

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