What proof exists that Japanese soldiers bayonetted babies at Nanking?

According to the Nanking Massacre page at Wikipedia, the evidence consists of "Witnesses recalling Japanese soldiers throwing babies into the air and catching them with their bayonets." There's a bibliography in the article that might help you find the direct corroborating witness statements. According to reviews of John Rabe's diaries at Amazon.com, he was one of the witnesses who specifically mentioned bayonetting of pregnant women.

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