This issue's featured article is

"Over recent months, on the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second world war, we have been revisiting many of the triumphs of the tragedies of the conflict.  Often with the survivors present, perhaps for the last time.  Among the avalanch of media articles and events, little or nothing was heard of the horrific events that took place in Nanking in 1937 that might have served as a warning of the many horrors to follow.  This article is dedicated to the memory of the victims, known and unknown; to the few brave foreigners who tried with some success but many failures, to save the citizens of Nanking; and to Iris Chang, who kept the memories alive."

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