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Japan, Yasukuni Shrine and World War II

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A look at the history and beliefs behind Japan’s controversial shrine to the war dead
Emperor Meiji first visited the site that would become one of Japan’s most controversial shrines in 1874.

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Takaichi skips controversial shrine on 81st anniversary of Japan's World War II surrender
The Manila Times on MSN · 1d
Japan defence minister visits war shrine, PM stays away
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Japan Defense Minister Visits Yasukuni as China Tensions Simmer
Japan’s defense minister visited a shrine seen by Japan’s neighbors as a symbol of its wartime militarism, a move that could inflame tensions with China and South Korea.

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Japan’s defense chief visits shrine neighbors see as symbol of Japanese militarism
Courthouse News Service · 13h
Takaichi skips controversial shrine visit on 81st anniversary of country's World War II surrender
Al Jazeera on MSN
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Japanese minister visits shrine to war dead, angering China, South Korea

Defence Minister Koizumi’s visit to Yasukuni Shrine comes on the 81st anniversary of Japan’s surrender in WWII.
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Japan marks 80th anniversary of WWII surrender as concern grows about fading memory

TOKYO (AP) — Japan paid tribute Friday to more than 3 million war dead as the country marked its surrender that ended World War II 80 years ago, as concern grows about the rapidly fading memories of the tragedy of war and the bitter lessons from the era ...
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Japan PM stays away from shrine to WWII dead but defence minister’s visit angers neighbours

China urges Tokyo to do ‘serious soul-searching’ after defence minister visits shrine seen as symbol of Japanese militarism
Smithsonian Magazine
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Why Has History Forgotten World War II’s Largest Prison Break, Which Claimed the Lives of More Than 200 Japanese POWs?

During the 1944 Cowra breakout, over 900 prisoners attempted to escape from an Allied camp in Australia. The uprising resulted in the deaths of 234 Japanese men and 5 Australians
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Putin Visits Islands Seized From Japan in World War II, Angering Tokyo

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi of Japan has been a public critic of Mr. Putin, who has denounced her country’s sanctions against Russia over the Ukraine war.
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How Imperial Japan turned to the sardine to help build a war machine

Empires have risen and fallen in their pursuit of precious resources such as oil, gold, tea or spices. But in the first half of the 20th century, an increasingly assertive Imperial Japan relied on a fishier form of wealth to build its military and industrial base: the sardine.
The Straits Times
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A quarter of Japan museums mull over disposing war materials amid lack of space: Poll

TOKYO - A quarter of 62 museums and facilities in Japan storing materials related to the two world wars said they need to consider disposing of some items owing to deterioration or a lack of space, a Kyodo News survey showed on Aug 13. The survey also ...
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Wartime PM, war criminal Hideki Tojo's diaries donated to Tokyo library

TOKYO - Around 300 documents belonging to Hideki Tojo, Japan's wartime prime minister who was executed in 1948 as a war criminal for crimes against peace, have been donated by family members to a Tokyo library and made available to the public, Kyodo News ...
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