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In the late 1930s at the start of World War II, Ruth Hemenway was sitting down to dinner in the Chinese city of Chongqing when she heard Japanese bombers overhead. Suddenly, massive explosions shook the house one after another, accompanied by the rat-a-tat of antiaircraft guns. Her ears were ringing as she went to the compound’s wall to see two-dozen black holes in the riverbank below.
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