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Aggressors' remorse: Tetsuro Takahashi
09-08 20:58

Tetsuro Takahashi served with the invading Japanese army for years before being held captive by the former Soviet Union and then repatriated to China.

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		Aggressors' remorse: Tetsuro Takahashi
		Tetsuro Takahashi, born in 1921, joined the Japanese army at the age of 23. He recalls his experience when he was Private First Class with the Japanese Army's 59th Division.

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