1. What are the responses of Japan and China when Nanking falls, as described by William Kirby in the Foreword?
2. In what way can we now think of Nanking as a different sort of turning point, according to Kirby?
3. Japan occupied Nanking for eight years and set up a government of Chinese collaborators. What was that government NOT able to accomplish during those eight years?
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