A Dane Who Stood for Humanity: Sindberg’s Niece Shares His Legacy
Discover how Danish rescuer Bernhard Arp Sindberg saved 20,000 civilians during the Nanjing Massacre. His niece, Mariann Arp Stenvig, shares his humble, untold legacy.
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CGTN America Hosts ‘Dead to Rights’ Premiere in LA: A Tribute to Nanjing 1937
CGTN America hosted the North American premiere of ‘Dead to Rights’ in LA, honoring the 1937 Nanjing Massacre on the 80th anniversary of the WWII victory.
LA Premiere of “Dead to Rights” Brings Nanjing Massacre to Life
Digital producer Edén Soto calls “Dead to Rights” more than a war film: an immersive, character-driven journey through the 1937 Nanjing Massacre.
Chinese Film ‘Dead to Rights’ Honors Nanjing Massacre Memory in Melbourne
Chinese film ‘Dead to Rights’ on the Nanjing Massacre debuted in Melbourne, with audiences honoring victims in a moment of silence. The film has grossed over 2B yuan on the Chinese mainland.
Chinese Wartime Film ‘Dead To Rights’ Moves Canadian Audiences
Chinese wartime film Dead To Rights debuts in Ottawa, Toronto and Vancouver, moving Canadian viewers with its vivid Nanjing Massacre portrayal.
Keisuke Honda Apologizes for Questioning Nanjing Massacre
Keisuke Honda apologized for supporting false claims about the Nanjing Massacre after reviewing primary sources and testimonies.
Dead to Rights: Preserving Nanjing Massacre Photos
A new documentary, Dead to Rights, reveals how brave individuals hid 1937 Nanjing Massacre photos—proof that history mustn’t be erased.
Chinese Film ‘Dead to Rights’ Premieres in Toronto & Vancouver
Chinese film ‘Dead to Rights’ on the Nanjing Massacre premieres in Toronto and Vancouver, blending history and human resilience.
Dead to Rights: Film Shines Light on China’s WWII Sacrifices
The film “Dead to Rights” honors China’s WWII sacrifices, revealing brave civilians’ fight for truth during the Nanjing Massacre and urging us to cherish peace.
Dead to Rights Film Tops Chinese Mainland Box Office, Heads Global Aug 15
The WWII drama “Dead to Rights” raked in ¥1.9B in the Chinese mainland and is set for global release on Aug 15, with screenings in Australia, Canada and more.