Okinawan families pay tribute to victims of 1947 massacre in Taiwan

Okinawan families pay tribute to victims of 1947 massacre in Taiwan

A group of victims' families from Japan's Okinawa Prefecture arrive in Keelung, Taiwan, on Feb. 28, 2017, to honor their ancestors killed in the so-called "228 Incident," a military crackdown on civilian protesters in 1947 that initiated what historians now call the "White Terror Era." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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