The Nanjing Massacre & The Benevolent Nazi: John Rabe
Published March 11, 2025
This video has 1.11M views and 35.1K likes, ranking #2,200,090 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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1,111,043
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35,180
Comments
4,674
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In 1937, as the Japanese army unleashed horror upon Nanjing, one man stood in their way: John Rabe, a German businessman and Nazi Party member. Instead of supporting Japan, he risked everything to save thousands of Chinese civilians. But why would a Nazi defy his allies? Discover the incredible true story of "The Buddh…
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- March 11, 2025
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