FOCUS: Proletarian book enjoying renewed popularity among young

FOCUS: Proletarian book enjoying renewed popularity among young

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a collage of the book ''Kanikosen'' (Crab-Canning Boat) by Takiji Kobayashi and a picture of a rally by Japanese workers, with one banner reading, ''Comrades, don't silently die in vain.''

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