A warning from the stage

A warning from the stage

Chinese President Jiang Zemin delivers a speech at Tokyo's Waseda University on Nov. 28, calling on Japan to guard against the rebirth of militarism. Jiang called himself a ''witness'' to Japan's 1937-1945 aggression against China, and said Japan must teach its youth about the country's past and never allow the revival of militarism ''in any form.'' ==Kyodo

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