Wartime Chongqing bombings victims, kin sue Japanese gov't

Wartime Chongqing bombings victims, kin sue Japanese gov't

TOKYO, Japan - A group of people representing 40 Chinese who were wounded or lost their family members in Japan's wartime bombings of Chongqing, China, meet the press in Tokyo on March 30 after filing a damages suit against the Japanese government with the Tokyo District Court on March 30.

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