Israeli Embassy donates Anne Frank books

Israeli Embassy donates Anne Frank books

TOKYO, Japan - Peleg Lewi (L), deputy chief of mission at the Israeli Embassy in Tokyo, hands Anne Frank-related books to Ryo Tanaka, mayor of the ward of Suginami, Tokyo, at the Suginami municipal hall in the Japanese capital on Feb. 27, 2014. The embassy and the Jewish community of Japan plan to donate 300 Anne Frank books to Tokyo libraries after hundreds of such books were vandalized.

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