on. Japanese troops often forced families to commit acts of incest; sons were forced to rape their mothers, fathers were forced to rape daughters. While the rape peaked immediately following the fall of the city, it continued at a smaller scale during the duration of the Japanese occupation. For reason, The Nanjing Massacre is also called "the rape of Nanjing". Immediately following the fall of the city, Japanese troops searched for former soldiers. During their search, they captured thousands of young men most of whom were civilians. Many were taken to the Yangtze River where they were machine gunned so their bodies would flow down to Shanghai. Others were used for live bayonet practice. Decapitation was a popular method of killing for the J
             ...