Core Viewpoint - The articles highlight the contributions of international friends and anti-fascist fighters who supported China during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, emphasizing the enduring friendship and solidarity forged through shared struggles [1][18]. Group 1: Contributions of International Figures - British youth George Hock reported on the war in China, exposed Japanese atrocities, and helped establish schools, believing in the victory led by the Communist Party of China [4]. - German John Rabe stayed in Nanjing during the massacre, helped establish the "International Safety Zone," and documented Japanese war crimes, later published in "Rabe's Diary" [6]. - Danish youth Behnal Sindberg opened his factory to shelter around 20,000 Chinese civilians during the Nanjing Massacre and recorded the invaders' atrocities [8]. - Indian doctor Kotnis traveled to China to provide medical care, trained healthcare personnel, and joined the Communist Party, passing away at the age of 32 [10]. - French doctor Baixieye immediately participated in treating injured Chinese civilians after the "July 7 Incident," risking his life to deliver medical supplies [12]. - The American Flying Tigers volunteered to protect Chinese skies and established the "Hump Route" for material transport, forming a deep friendship with the Chinese people [14]. - Soviet pilots provided crucial support to China during the war, showcasing the international anti-fascist alliance against Japanese aggression [16]. Group 2: Historical Significance - The articles stress the importance of remembering history to foster future cooperation and peace, recognizing the names and deeds of international friends who transcended borders and time [18].