Grandniece of Minnie Vautrin, Cindy Vautrin (L) and her daughter show Minnie's passports at the Memorial Hall of the Victims in the Nanjing Massacre on July 20, 2005. Cindy displays more than 100 pieces of historic reference about the Nanjing Massacre, which have been kept in her home for 60 years. Minnie was an American teacher who taught at the Jinling College for Women in Nanjing from 1919 to 1940. During the Nanjing Massacre, Minnie along with 20 Westerners tried their best to help and save local refugees. They protected more than 10,000 children and women. (People's Daily Photo)
Cindy Vautrin shows Minnie Vautrin's letters. (People's Daily Photo)
Cindy Vautrin shows a Red Cross armband of Minnie Vautrin. (People's Daily Photo)
A pass of Minnie Vautrin issued by the Japanese troops. (People's Daily Photo)
