H.K. groups protest to Japan over 1937 Nanjing killings

HONG KONG - Members of a civic group offer a silent prayer in front of a cenotaph commemorating war victims near the Japanese Consulate General on Dec. 13. Their banner says,''Don't forget the Nanjing Massacre.'' Several Hong Kong groups staged protests the same day, marking the 65th anniversary of the 1937 killings at Nanjing in eastern China.

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