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History Wars: China Ignores Facts to Weaponize the Past
Late last year, according to multiple sources, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs invited the ambassadors of at l
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The Woman Who Opened the Path for “Visas for Life”
The Jewish Woman Behind the “Curaçao Visa” During World War II, Chiune Sugihara saved many Jewish refugees with “Visas
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Okimoto on Life in America: Realizing Dreams That Eluded Our Issei Parents
Daniel Okimoto as an infant wrapped in the American flag in his mothers’ hand at Santa Anita Racetrack. The picture was
Japan Needs Constitution Change to Have Capabilities to Strike Enemy Bases
Japan’s post-war Constitution North Korea is acting as if to wake a long-time sleeping lion in Asia—that is, Japan. [&
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Looking for the ‘Angel of Curaçao’: The Unknown Hero of Jewish Refugees
Jan Zwartendijk on the left and Chiune Sugihara. The picture was taken at Holocaust Museum at Vilnius. Last of two [&h
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Japanese Visas That Saved Jewish Refugees Are Just Half of the Story
Jan Zwartendijk First of two parts The achievements of the Honorary Consul of the Netherlands in Lithuania are burie
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Tracing My Father’s Footsteps in the Imphal-Kohima Campaign
Akiko Macdonald (center) was treated as VIP and escorted by the armed local police officers Places where battles [&h
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There’s More to the Pacific Aviation Museum than Pearl Harbor and World War II
After the United States military had learned of the Nishikaichi incident, Army Lt. Jack Armstrong of the 740th [&hel
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Air War, the Forgotten Part of the Pearl Harbor Story
Mention “Pearl Harbor” to any American, and they will probably think immediately of ships. The December 7th, 1941, Jap
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‘Battleship Island’: Korean Film on Wartime Laborers Criticized for Being ‘Divorced from Reality’
Criticism of the Korean film Battleship Island (directed by Ryoo Seung-wan) has been increasing. The film is set on [&
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‘Apologies Are Over’: Pearl Harbor Changes Views on US-Japan Relations
When Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited Pearl Harbor, Daniel Martinez was his official host and guide. Martine
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Pearl Harbor: War Memorial Transforms Into Vehicle of Reconciliation
Seventy-two years ago, the last bombs fell from the skies over Japan, and the last shots were fired in […]