Hiroshima citizens demand troops pullout from Iraq

Hiroshima citizens demand troops pullout from Iraq

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Members of civic groups and citizens march in the city of Hiroshima on Nov. 26 in support of their demand for an immediate withdrawal of Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force troops from Iraq.

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