(6) Chinese protestors pelt Japan embassy, envoy's residence

(6) Chinese protestors pelt Japan embassy, envoy's residence

BEIJING, China - Windows of a Japanese restaurant were broken by rocks thrown by some of Chinese protestors during their anti-Japanese demonstration in Beijing on April 9. They accused Japan of distorting its wartime past.

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