Photo shows the newly found Japanese soldier's album, which
provides more evidence of Japanese aggression of China during World
War II in Shanglin, southwest China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous
Region.
The album, recently found during a documentary sorting out,
includes names of the marine soldiers who graduated from the Sasebo
navy base during World War II, pictures of their school, statues to
show Japanese bushido spirit, the soldiers' military ranks and
family addresses, and so on. According to historical documents, the
batch of soldiers went to China to join the battle at the Kunlun
Pass in Guangxi.
(People's Daily September 20, 2007)
