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Latest comment: 2 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

The Guangxi Massacre deserves top stop in the "See Also" list.

Politics aside, this was at least an equally horrific event and historically significant event in China's recent history with many similarities in brutality and possibly higher casualty counts, both within 30 or so years of each other.

Yes, there is a "List of All Chinese Massacres" near the bottom of the "See Also" list, but I don't think any of the other massacres in this WW2 to modern day China come close to the scale of the Guangxi Massacre or the Nanjing massacre if we're going to related topics of brutality by the army (Japanese vs red Army), rape, massacres, general dehumanization (random killings, cannabilism) etc. It does a disservice to readers not to make this obvious historical connection.

The Nanjing Massacre should also be referenced near the top of the Guangxi Massacres "See Also" page. Look I know nationalist on both sides might not like this, but from a purely rational standpoint "see also, an even with striking similarities which took place in the exact same country near the same time period". 104.192.45.17 (talk) 22:07, 16 December 2021 (UTC)Reply

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