Abe says Japan caused suffering, left scars on other nations in WWII

Abe says Japan caused suffering, left scars on other nations in WWII

TOKYO, Japan - Chief Cabinet Secretary Shinzo Abe said Sept. 7 that Japan has frankly reflected on its wartime deeds which ''caused great sufferings and left scars on the people of many countries.''

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