Wartime Chongqing bombings victims, kin sue Japanese gov't

Wartime Chongqing bombings victims, kin sue Japanese gov't

TOKYO, Japan - A group of Chinese who were wounded or lost their family members in Japan's wartime bombings of Chongqing, China, walk to the Tokyo District Court to file a damages suit against the Japanese government on March 30.

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