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遭日军杀害、下体被插入芦管的老妇人，发生在徐州以北的台儿庄。

The dead body of an old Chinese woman killed by Japanese soldiers, with a reed stuffed into the vagina. This took place in Taierzhuang, Xuzhou, China.

This image comes from http://www.princeton.edu/%7Enanking/html/image_11.html Another source for the same photo: http://www.cnd.org/njmassacre/photos/rape2.jpg

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Female victim of the Nanjing Massacre

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