# Jenny Chan

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309. The Pacific War Does Not Start With Pearl Harbour it Starts with Manchuria with Jenny Chan

World War II in Asia began earlier—and was far darker. When did World War II really begin in the Pacific? According to historian Jenny Chan, the answer isn’t 1941 and Pearl Harbor. It’s 1931—and the consequences reshaped Asia long before Europe went to war. In this powerful and unflinching episode …

REASONS WHY FUTURE GENERATIONS CAN UNDERSTAND THE HUMAN COST OF WAR/Jenny Chan of PACIFIC ATROCITIES EDUCATION

REASONS WHY FUTURE GENERATIONS CAN UNDERSTAND THE HUMAN COST OF WAR/Jenny Chan of PACIFIC ATROCITIES EDUCATION Quote History is a vast early warning system.-Norman Cousins American author REASONS WHY FUTURE GENERATIONS CAN UNDERSTAND THE HUMAN COST OF WAR/Jenny Chan of PACIFIC ATROCITIES EDUCATION …

Empire of the Sun: Fantasy & Erasure

Jenny Chan of Pacific Front Untold podcast joins Heather to discuss Asian representation--they focus their remarks on Empire of the Sun (Spielberg, 1987). Empire of the Sun stars a young Christian Bale in a historical war drama about the Japanese invasion of Shanghai in 1941 and a boy caught in a…

The Hidden History of World War II: Stories We Were Never Told | Pacific Atrocities Education Ep. 176

Some of the devastating stories of World War II were never written down. They weren't shared in schools or remembered by anyone but those who lived them. Pacific Atrocities Education was founded to recover the voices history left out. Founder Jenny Chan traces the mission back to her own grandmothe…

Japanese Surveillance, Enslavement, and Experimentation in Wartime China

Graphic content warning: Not recommended for younger listeners. This episode contains material that may be triggering to some audiences, including violence and harm, medical and bodily content, sexual abuse, sexual enslavement, and forced medical experimentation. The Asia-Pacific theater saw its…

Episode 2: Jenny Chan, Perfect Pointe Physiotherapy

In this episode, Being Neighbourly podcaster and producer Andrew Dembina and guest, Jenny Chan of Perfect Pointe Physiotherapy talk about Jenny's business, the need for physiotherapy in Hong Kong and their inclusion of pilates to help oversee their clients' recovery and fitness. Jenny talks about t…

Unit 731: War Crimes and the Cover-Up of Wartime Atrocities

Unit 731 remains one of the most disturbing and lesser-known chapters of World War II. Historian Jenny Chan explores Japan’s secret biological warfare program, the role of the U.S. government in its postwar history, and why these atrocities remained largely unfamiliar to Western audiences for decad…

Unit 731

In 1936, five years after occupying Manchuria, the Empire of Japan created the Epidemic Prevention and Water Purification Department—publicly presented as a hygiene agency but secretly responsible for developing biological weapons. In this episode, Jenny Chan, founder of Pacific Atrocities Educatio…