S. Korean lawmakers seek stop to textbook sale

S. Korean lawmakers seek stop to textbook sale

TOKYO, Japan - Four South Korean ruling and opposition lawmakers, including the ruling Millennium Democratic Party's Ham Seung Hui (2nd from R), head for the Tokyo District Court on May 10 to apply for an injunction to cease the sale of a Japanese history textbook compiled by nationalist academics of the Japanese Society for History Textbook Reform. It will be published by Fuso Publishing Co.

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  • 2001/5/10 00:00:00
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