Ishihara attends party for Taiwan's Chen, slams Jiang

Ishihara attends party for Taiwan's Chen, slams Jiang

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara is surrounded by Taiwan reporters May 20 as he attends a party in a Taipei hotel to celebrate the inauguration of President Chen Shui-bian. ''One China, one Taiwan would do. If (Chinese President) Jiang Zemin starts war to merge with Taiwan, he would be a Chinese Hitler,'' Ishihara told reporters.

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