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Experts and Academics
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Harold Shapiro Kenzaburo Oe Chih-ping Chou Richard Falk Sheldon Garon Norman Itzkowitz Morris Jansen Perry Link Soho Machida Fredrick Mote Ruth Rogaski Selena Ramadge |
President, Princeton University Visiting Faculty, Princeton University, Nobel Prize Winner (Literature) Professor, East Asian Studies, Princeton University Professor, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University Professor, History, Princeton University Professor, Near Eastern Studies, Princeton University Professor Emeritus, East Asian Studies, Princeton University Professor, East Asian Studies, Princeton University Professor, East Asian Studies, Princeton University Professor Emeritus, East Asian Studies, Princeton University Professor, History, Princeton University Scholar, East Asian Studies, Princeton University |
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Beatrice Bartlett Barbara Brooks Theodore Cook John Dower Beverly Hong-Fincher Cho-yun Hsu Xiaobin Ji Yasuaki Onuma Tzuping Shao Jonathan Spence Kaimay Yuen Terry Shi Young
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Professor, History, Yale University Professor, History, City University of New York Professor, East Asian Studies, William Patterson College Professor, Japanese History, MIT Professor, Asian Studies, Australia National University Professor, University of Pittsburgh Professor, History, Rutgers University Professor, International Law, University of Tokyo Former UN officer Professor, History, Yale University Director, APTSJW (Minneapolis) Author, The Rape of Nanking: An Undeniable History in Photographs |
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Listed here are speakers who have already confirmed their attendance at the conference. The list will be constantly added to as organization of the conference progresses. |
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Ian Buruma |
Author of The Wages of Guilt |
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Iris Chang |
Co-discoveror of the Rabe Diaries, Author of The Rape of Nanking |
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Richard Falk |
Professor, International Affairs, Politics, Princeton University (contemporary foreign policy) |
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Arthur Kleinman |
Professor, Anthropology, Psychology, Harvard University (collective memory, group psychology) |
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Vera Schwarcz |
Professor, History, Wesleyan University (comparative studies between the Holocaust and the Nanking Massacre) |
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Gilbert Hair |
Lawyer, Reparations issues |
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Ikuhiko Hata |
Professor, History, Chiba University |
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Daqing Yang |
Scholar, History, Harvard University |
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Takashi Yoshida |
Scholar, Columbia University |
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Ying-shih Yu
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Professor, East Asian Studies, Princeton University |
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Martha Smalley will be giving a presentation about the role of missionaries in Nanking. David Magee and Christine Choy will be speaking at film screenings. |
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Martha Smalley |
Curator, Day Missions Collection, Yale Divinity Library |
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David Magee |
Son of missionary John Magee |
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Christine Choy |
Director, In the Name of the Emperor |