Remains of 35 Korean victims of Japan's forced labor to be repatriated
A Japanese Buddhist temple has conducted a memorial for 35 sets of remains belonging to Korean people brought to Japan to work for its factories and military during World War II before they are sent home this week, a South Korean civic group said Monday.
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- Published on: 13-08-2018 21:24:43
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