John Rabe
John Rabe was a German businessman and humanitarian known for his role in establishing the Nanjing Safety Zone during the Japanese occupation of China. His efforts saved countless lives and he is remembered as a symbol of compassion and courage amid war, and his legacy continues to be honored in discussions about international aid during the Anti-Japanese War.
Born on Nov 23, 1882 (143 years old)
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China:
John Rabe was a German businessman who played a crucial role in establishing the Nanjing Safety Zone, saving thousands of Chinese lives during the massacre.
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China:
John Rabe is mentioned as a historical figure whose actions during the Nanjing Massacre are highlighted by Hu Jingya in her educational efforts.
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China:
John Rabe was the chairman of the Nanjing Safety Zone and helped shelter refugees during the massacre.
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China:
John Rabe is remembered for his humanitarian efforts during the Nanjing Massacre, protecting Chinese civilians from Japanese forces.
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China:
John Rabe was a German businessman who played a crucial role in establishing a safety zone for refugees during the Nanjing Massacre.
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China:
John Rabe is noted for protecting Chinese refugees during the Nanjing Massacre.
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China:
John Rabe worked to establish an international safety zone in Nanjing, providing refuge for 200,000 Chinese civilians.
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