Donated by Magee’s grandson, John G. Magee III, the film contains rare footage of the Nanking Massacre — six weeks of mass rape, looting and killings perpetrated by the Japanese during World War II.

John Magee says that he did not film the evidence of the Nanking massacre to stir up hatred against the Japanese but "to make all people realize how horrible war is." Let's hope that the movie ...

US priest John Gillespie Magee (1884–1953) not only remained in the city during the massacre to help establish the Nanjing Safety Zone that helped to save 200,000 lives, he also captured the ...

The son of the late John Magee who recorded the Japanese slaughter of Nanjing residents in 1937 donated the movie camera recording the events to the memorial hall of the Nanjing Massacre victims ...

Citizens bid farewell to Li Xiuying, a survivor of the Nanjing Massacre in World War II ... time in a documentary made by American priest John Magee and "The Good Man of Nanking: The Diaries ...

2. American priest John Magee's original 16 mm films and related images that were shot during the massacre. Magee served as a member of the committee of the Nanking international safety zone and ...

When the Nanking Massacre was being perpetrated by the ... and visionary commitment passed on to his eldest son John Gillespie Magee Jr who was born on June 9, 1922, and studied at Rugby where ...

He filmed the atrocities committed by the Japanese army with a 16mm camera, which became irrefutable proof of the Nanjing Massacre. Chris Magee, the grandson of John Magee, expressed his mourning ...

Upon Rev. John Magee, able Episcopal missionary, lately of Shanghai, fell the job of organizing medical care in Nanking, Chinese army hospitals being completely inadequate. With two missionary ...

His grandfather John Magee, an American missionary, covertly recorded 105 minutes of footage documenting the barbarity of Japanese invaders in Nanjing. This footage is thought to be the only film ...