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China Screams for Tojo Ice Cream on War Anniversary
An ice cream chain in China's commercial hub Shanghai is offering a lickable likeness of the head of executed Japanese war criminal Hideki Tojo to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II.
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South Korea Slams Shinzo Abe Message to War Criminals Service
South Korea slammed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Thursday for sending a message of support earlier this year to a memorial service dedicated to World War II war criminals.
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Japan PM Shinzo Abe Sent Prayer Note to War Criminal Ceremony
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe earlier this year sent a note to a temple ceremony honoring hundreds of World War II-era war criminals praising their contributions to the country, a top government spokesman said Wednesday.
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Japan PM Sends Support Message to War Criminals Service
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has sent a message to a memorial service dedicated to World War II war criminals, organisers said on Wednesday, in a move that could prompt anger from Asian neighbours.
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China to Release Daily Japanese War Crimes 'Confession'
China began publishing "confessions" of 45 convicted Japanese World War II criminals on Thursday, officials said, in Beijing's latest effort to highlight the past amid a territorial dispute between the two countries.
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China Screams for Tojo Ice Cream on War Anniversary
An ice cream chain in China's commercial hub Shanghai is offering a lickable likeness of the head of executed Japanese war criminal Hideki Tojo to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II.
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South Korea Slams Shinzo Abe Message to War Criminals Service
South Korea slammed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Thursday for sending a message of support earlier this year to a memorial service dedicated to World War II war criminals.
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Japan PM Shinzo Abe Sent Prayer Note to War Criminal Ceremony
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe earlier this year sent a note to a temple ceremony honoring hundreds of World War II-era war criminals praising their contributions to the country, a top government spokesman said Wednesday.
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Japan PM Sends Support Message to War Criminals Service
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has sent a message to a memorial service dedicated to World War II war criminals, organisers said on Wednesday, in a move that could prompt anger from Asian neighbours.
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China to Release Daily Japanese War Crimes 'Confession'
China began publishing "confessions" of 45 convicted Japanese World War II criminals on Thursday, officials said, in Beijing's latest effort to highlight the past amid a territorial dispute between the two countries.
