Japan's Ambassador Okubo speaks of release of hostages

Japan's Ambassador Okubo speaks of release of hostages

ATHENS, Greece - Japan's Ambassador to Greece Motoi Okubo tells reporters at the Japanese Embassy in Athens on the night of Nov. 4 that all 33 Japanese -- 32 tourists and a tour conductor -- were released unharmed about eight and a half hours after they had been taken hostage by a Greek gunman.

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