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March 31, 2005

The official Japanese account of the Nanking rape

Filed under: Friends and family, Tokyo-Sydney-San Francisco Spring 2005 — mhg @ 2:36 pm

Here’s the official Japanese mentioning of the so called Nanking incident from a display at the war memorial museum at the Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo.

  

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