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World Celebrations for the End of WWII
Veterans Commemorate Wartime Friendship
Over 80 Chinese and former Soviet veterans reunited Wednesday in Beijing to commemorate their fighting together against Japanese invasive troops over 60 years ago. Statistic showed that a total of 3,665 soldiers of the former Soviet Union had been dispatched to join the war in China from 1937 to 1941, including 1,091 pilots. More than 200 of them died in China.
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The Anti-Japanese War (1937-1945)
What's New
Japanese Media Highlight China's War Commemorations
Foreign Friends Remembered at Commemorative Events
Hu, Putin Hail Wartime Friendship
US Veterans Recall WWII
Blood and Tears in Ink and Brush
US Veterans Gather in Beijing to Mark Victory
Central Japanese Prefecture to Use Controversial History Textbook
Japan's Schools Refuse to Use Controversial Textbook
Tokyo Court Rejects Compensation Suit on Newspaper Reporting
Much to Be Learned from Nanjing Massacre Exhibition
Prince Charles Commemorates End of WWII
Keeping Memories Alive
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Opinion
India Sympathizes with China During WWII
Reassess China's Resistance War
Distortions on Aug. 15 Intolerable
Japan Should Face Up to Wartime Aggression
Remember China's Role in Ending Fascist War
An Analysis of the Injuring Party and Victims
Japan-Asia Ties Hinge on History Issue
Selective Memory Betrays Hiroshima Victims
Japanese Proposal to Shift Military Outlook
Japan Must Face Up to Wartime Past
Wartime Legacy Inspires China's Future
Japanese Called On to Remember July 7
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