FEATURE: Study on "Sugihara Survivors" published in English

FEATURE: Study on "Sugihara Survivors" published in English

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken on June 12, 2014, in Tokyo shows Akira Kitade, a former official of the semigovernmental Japan National Tourism Organization who has issued an English-language version of his research on Jews' wartime escape from Nazi persecution via Japan. Kitade holds the book, "Visas of Life and the Epic Journey -- How the Sugihara Survivors Reached Japan." (Kyodo)

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