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Show revisits little-known Tibetan war | Mumbai News - Vimarsana News

Show revisits little-known Tibetan war | Mumbai News

The CIA called him Larry.

Controversy keeps Unit 731 testimonies from public display | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

Controversy keeps Unit 731 testimonies from public display | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

IIDA, Nagano Prefecture—Hideo Shimizu has been frustrated by the reluctance of a peace memorial museum here to display panels about the infamous Unit 731, where he worked during World War II.

Source: asahi.com
China Bestsellers in July: Etiquette and Education - Vimarsana News

China Bestsellers in July: Etiquette and Education

With summer school titles driving contemporary classics sales, China's July charts were busy with a robust interest in etiquette.

Japan marks 78 years after WW2 surrender; Kishida mum on wartime aggression - Vimarsana News

Japan marks 78 years after WW2 surrender; Kishida mum on wartime aggression

TOKYO: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida renewed a peace pledge on Tuesday as Japan observed the 78th anniversary of its World War 2 defeat, but did not mention the country's wartime aggression in Asia, while three of his former and current Cabinet ministers visited a shrine seen by neighboring countries as a symbol of militarism.

Kishida marks 78th anniversary of World War II's end without mentioning Japan's wartime aggression - Vimarsana News

Kishida marks 78th anniversary of World War II's end without mentioning Japan's wartime aggression

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida renewed a peace pledge Tuesday as Japan observed the 78th anniversary of its World War II defeat but did not mention the country's wartime aggression in Asia, while three of his former and current Cabinet ministers visited a shrine seen by neighboring countries as a symbol of militarism.