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TOPSHOTS Chinese tourists view names of victims at the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Museum in Nanjing on August 16, 2013. Japan's conservative prime minister on August 15 broke with two decades of tradition by omitting any expression of remorse over the country's past aggression in Asia on the anniversary of its World War II surrender. Shinzo Abe's speech, which came after nearly 100 lawmakers including two cabinet ministers visited a controversial war shrine -- avoided typical words such as "profound remorse" and "sincere mourning" used by his predecessors to atone for those who suffered as the Imperial Japanese Army stormed across East Asia. AFP PHOTO / Mark RALSTON

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created date 2013-08-16

credit AFP/EAST NEWS

source AFP

byline MARK RALSTON

original transmission reference Hkg8891483

weight 1,7MB

size 30cm x 22cm by 300dpi

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