Pearl Harbor Poll: 9 in 10 Call on US to Press Japan’s PM
On Pearl Harbor’s 84th anniversary, 90% call on the U.S. to press Japan’s PM to retract provocative remarks and curb rising militarism.
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On Pearl Harbor’s 84th anniversary, 90% call on the U.S. to press Japan’s PM to retract provocative remarks and curb rising militarism.
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