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JAPANESE WAR CRIMINALS – STILL HONOURED IN JAPAN
28 Japanese Class A war criminals were put to trial by the Far East International Military Tribunal in Tokyo. Twenty-five (25) were all convicted of their crimes, two others died, and another suffered mental health problems. Fourteen of the Class A war criminals were enshrined in the Yasukuni Shrine: Hideki Tō jō : Sentenced…
更多内容THE ATROCITIES OF THE JAPANESE INVASION OF CHINA
• The number of Chinese casualties (soldiers and civilians) inflicted from Japan’s war ofaggression against China was 35 million, equivalent to the population of Canada (2013) • China’s economic losses caused by Japan’s war were more than $600 Billion in 1937 US dollars.This is equivalent to more than $10 Trillion of today’s Canadian dollars, more…
更多内容CONTROVERSIAL YASUKUNI SHRINE VISIT – DECEMBER 2013
• The Yasukuni Shrine, located in Chiyoda, Tokyo enshrines more than 1,000 convicted Class A, B and C war criminals and has become a symbol of Japanese militarism. • Eighty percent (80%) of those enshrined in The Yasukuni Shrine, died during the Second World War. • Among them are 14 Class A war criminals who…
更多内容GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS SUPPORTING THE RALLY
• Association of Chinese Cultural Promotion – Canada • BC – Guangdong Business Council • Canada – China Society of Science and Technology • Canada Chao Shan Business Association • Canada China Chamber of Industry and Commerce Association • Canada Chinese Investors & Entrepreneurs Association • Canada Dongguan (Americas) General Business Association • Canada Gems…
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