The Woman Who Could Not Forget

"The Woman Who Could Not Forget" is a heartfelt memoir that explores the life of renowned author and historian Iris Chang, whose groundbreaking work brought global attention to the atrocities committed during the Nanking Massacre.Through her mother's reflections, the book delves into Iris's early life, career, personal struggles, and her enduring legacy that reshaped our understanding of World War II in Asia. Awarded the 2012 APALA Award for Adult Non-Fiction, this biography offers a nuanced and touching portrait of both a remarkable woman and her enduring influence.