(1)S. Korea agreed to make no compensation demands of Japan

(1)S. Korea agreed to make no compensation demands of Japan

SEOUL, South Korea - Relatives of Korean victims of World War II take to the streets Jan. 17 in Seoul after the South Korean government made declassified diplomatic documents public earlier in the day. The documents show Seoul must tackle compensation demands from individuals who suffered under the Japan's 1910-1945 colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula.

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