CORRECTION Indonesian translation of book on Japanese hero

JAKARTA, Indonesia - CORRECTING NAME Photo shows the Indonesian-language version of a Japanese book about Sakari Ono, a Japanese man who fought for Indonesia's freedom. The Indonesian version is expected to be published in September 2011. (Kyodo)

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