S. Korea expresses anger over Japanese textbook revisions

S. Korea expresses anger over Japanese textbook revisions

SEOUL, South Korea - Members of civic groups shout their protest over newly authorized Japanese textbooks outside the Japanese Embassy in Seoul on April 5. South Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman Lee Kyu Hyung labeled the new textbooks as ''justifying and beautifying'' Japan's imperialist past. (Kyodo)

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