China, Japan hold 1st meeting on joint history study

China, Japan hold 1st meeting on joint history study

BEIJING, China - Researchers and scholars from Japan and China hold the first meeting of a panel on joint history research in Beijing on Dec. 26. The research aims to bridge differences between the nations that have often been at odds over their interpretations of recent war history.

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