Former Japanese soldier Azuma Shiro, whose diary disclosed Japan’s wartime
atrocities against Chinese people, died on January 3 in Kyoto, Japan.
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Nanjing pays tribute to 'Conscience of Japan' (6/1 10:05)
As a city closely connected to Japanese war veteran Shiro Azuma who is
often referred to as the Conscience of Japan, Nanjing will send a delegation to
his funeral today.
Koizumi blames China, South Korea for bad ties
(5/1 10:17)
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi yesterday blamed China and South
Korea for worsening relations with Japan, accusing them of interference in
Japan's domestic matters.
Veteran remembered for speaking truth (5/1 10:09)
He fought in a morally wrong war at an early age, but struggled for truth
and remorse for the rest of his life. The change was guided by his conscience.
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