(1)2 Japanese journalists attacked

(1)2 Japanese journalists attacked

TOKYO, Japan - Kotaro Ogawa (front L) and Shinsuke Hashida (front R), both believed to have been killed in the attack on May 27, record Samawah students on video tape. The photo was taken March 8, in Samawah, Iraq. (Kyodo)

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