中国驻法使馆举行法国友人捐赠抗战历史照片交接仪式

Core Points - The Chinese Embassy in France held a ceremony for the donation of historical photos related to the Anti-Japanese War by French friend Marcus Dretes [1] - Marcus donated 618 historical photos collected by his grandfather, Roger Pierre Laurence, to the Shanghai Songhu Anti-Japanese War Memorial Museum [1] - The photos, which are gelatin silver black-and-white prints from the 1930s to 1950s, document the atrocities committed by the Japanese army against Chinese civilians during the Shanghai Campaign [1] Summary by Category Donation Details - The donation includes 618 historical photos that have been permanently collected by the Shanghai Songhu Anti-Japanese War Memorial Museum [1] - The photos are significant for their diverse perspectives on the Shanghai Campaign and their historical documentation of wartime atrocities [1] Historical Significance - The photos serve as valuable historical materials for further research on the Chinese people's Anti-Japanese War and the global anti-fascist movement [1] - Marcus expressed hope that the donation would help more Westerners, especially young people, understand this historical period [1]