Polish ambassador visits Japan's Tsuruga

Polish ambassador visits Japan's Tsuruga

Polish ambassador to Japan Jacek Izydorczyk (R) meets with Tsuruga Mayor Takanobu Fuchikami on April 4, 2018, in the central Japanese city where a large number of Jewish refugees landed after Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara risked his career during World War II by issuing visas that allowed them to escape Nazi persecution. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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