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Manipur Man Who Worked For 2 Armies In WW II Dies At 93
A Tangkhul Naga, who worked both for the British and the Japanese armies in World War II in Manipur, has died in Ukhrul district due to old age ailments, his family said.
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Archaeologists Uncover World War II 'Horror Bunker' In China
The site is reported to have been used by the infamous Unit 731 of the Japanese Imperial Army.
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Myanmar Junta Jails Japanese Filmmaker For 10 Years For Fueling Dissent
Japanese filmmaker Toru Kubota has previously made documentaries on Myanmar's Muslim Rohingya minority and "refugees and ethnic issues in Myanmar".
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Now, Japanese Men Answer Ukraine's Call For Volunteer Foreign Army: Report
Keiichi Kurogi was one of dozens of men in Japan who offered to join an "international legion" to fight Russian invaders after Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called for volunteers.
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The Forgotten Army: Release Date, Teaser Trailer Unveiled for Kabir Khan’s Amazon Prime Video Series
Amazon Prime Video has announced a January 24, 2020 release date for The Forgotten Army, the World War II era-set drama about Subhas Chandra Bose’s Indian National Army from creator and director Kabir Khan. Here’s the first trailer for The Forgotten Army.
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Documents Show Japan Army Demanded 1 "Comfort Woman" Per 70 Soldiers In Wartime: Report
The Imperial Japanese Army asked the government to provide one "comfort woman" for every 70 soldiers, Japan's Kyodo news agency said, citing wartime government documents it had reviewed, shedding fresh light on Tokyo's involvement in the practice.
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First India-Japan Joint Military Exercise Concludes In Mizoram
The first joint military exercise of Indian and Japanese armies concluded in Mizoram today, a defence statement said.
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Indian, Japanese Armies To Begin Combat Exercises In Mizoram In November
The armies of India and Japan will hold their first ever joint exercise from November 1 at a jungle warfare school in Mizoram's Vairengte with focus on strengthening counter-terror cooperation, officials said Thursday.
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Amid Public Anger, China Mulls Law To Punish Glorifying "Wars Of Invasion"
China is reviewing a draft law to protect the reputation and honour of "heroes and martyrs" and punish those who "glorify wars of invasion", state media said on Wednesday, amid public anger at people dressing up in Japanese army uniforms.
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Japan's Shinzo Abe Faces Fresh Headache Over Iraq Troop Dispatch Logs
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government faced criticism on Thursday, after his defence minister said the army last year found activity logs from a controversial 2004 to 2006 deployment to Iraq, but had failed to report them to his predecessor.
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Manipur Man Who Worked For 2 Armies In WW II Dies At 93
A Tangkhul Naga, who worked both for the British and the Japanese armies in World War II in Manipur, has died in Ukhrul district due to old age ailments, his family said.
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Archaeologists Uncover World War II 'Horror Bunker' In China
The site is reported to have been used by the infamous Unit 731 of the Japanese Imperial Army.
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Myanmar Junta Jails Japanese Filmmaker For 10 Years For Fueling Dissent
Japanese filmmaker Toru Kubota has previously made documentaries on Myanmar's Muslim Rohingya minority and "refugees and ethnic issues in Myanmar".
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Now, Japanese Men Answer Ukraine's Call For Volunteer Foreign Army: Report
Keiichi Kurogi was one of dozens of men in Japan who offered to join an "international legion" to fight Russian invaders after Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called for volunteers.
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The Forgotten Army: Release Date, Teaser Trailer Unveiled for Kabir Khan’s Amazon Prime Video Series
Amazon Prime Video has announced a January 24, 2020 release date for The Forgotten Army, the World War II era-set drama about Subhas Chandra Bose’s Indian National Army from creator and director Kabir Khan. Here’s the first trailer for The Forgotten Army.
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Documents Show Japan Army Demanded 1 "Comfort Woman" Per 70 Soldiers In Wartime: Report
The Imperial Japanese Army asked the government to provide one "comfort woman" for every 70 soldiers, Japan's Kyodo news agency said, citing wartime government documents it had reviewed, shedding fresh light on Tokyo's involvement in the practice.
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First India-Japan Joint Military Exercise Concludes In Mizoram
The first joint military exercise of Indian and Japanese armies concluded in Mizoram today, a defence statement said.
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Indian, Japanese Armies To Begin Combat Exercises In Mizoram In November
The armies of India and Japan will hold their first ever joint exercise from November 1 at a jungle warfare school in Mizoram's Vairengte with focus on strengthening counter-terror cooperation, officials said Thursday.
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Amid Public Anger, China Mulls Law To Punish Glorifying "Wars Of Invasion"
China is reviewing a draft law to protect the reputation and honour of "heroes and martyrs" and punish those who "glorify wars of invasion", state media said on Wednesday, amid public anger at people dressing up in Japanese army uniforms.
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Japan's Shinzo Abe Faces Fresh Headache Over Iraq Troop Dispatch Logs
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government faced criticism on Thursday, after his defence minister said the army last year found activity logs from a controversial 2004 to 2006 deployment to Iraq, but had failed to report them to his predecessor.
