日本は何故、反省しないのか？

http://www.library.yale.edu/NotaBene/nbx3/divupdat.htm

"American Missionary Eyewitnesses to the Nanjing Massacre," the current Yale Divinity Library exhibit, includes documentation from the papers of nine American missionaries who remained in Nanjing throughout the Massacre. By some estimates, the Japanese army killed more than 300,000 Chinese and raped nearly 80,000 women in the city of Nanjing between December 13, 1937 and the end of March, 1938. The missionaries' letters, diaries, reports, and photographs provide graphic evidence of a horrific frenzy of beheading, bayoneting, burying alive, burning, gang-raping, and other atrocities. This evidence is of particular interest because the Japanese government has refused to officially recognize that these atrocities took place, nor does any mention of the Nanjing Massacre appear in Japanese school textbooks.