(1)Deaths of diplomats mourned

(1)Deaths of diplomats mourned

TOKYO, Japan - People register their condolences over the deaths of two Japanese diplomats, Katsuhiko Oku and Masamori Inoue, in Iraq in a book opened at the Foreign Ministry on Dec. 2.

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