S. Korean President Roh urges Japan to apologize for past history

S. Korean President Roh urges Japan to apologize for past history

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun addresses a ceremony to commemorate the 86th anniversary of an uprising against Japanese colonial rule in Seoul on March 1. Roh urged Japan to offer a sincere apology and compensation for its past wrongdoings.

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