- 23 Sep 2005
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"Japan has handed over the remains of 101 South Koreans who were forced to fight for the Japanese army during World War II.
South Korean officials and relatives of the dead are flying the remains back to Seoul, after a memorial service in Tokyo on Tuesday.
Officials said it was the first time the two governments had arranged such a ceremonial handover.
About 22,000 South Koreans died fighting for Japan during the war.
Many others were forced to work in Japanese factories or as prostitutes";
BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Japan returns Korean WWII remains
Ah such a nice story for once about relations between japan and korea, i think this is a good proper step in the right positive direction
, what do you think
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South Korean officials and relatives of the dead are flying the remains back to Seoul, after a memorial service in Tokyo on Tuesday.
Officials said it was the first time the two governments had arranged such a ceremonial handover.
About 22,000 South Koreans died fighting for Japan during the war.
Many others were forced to work in Japanese factories or as prostitutes";
BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Japan returns Korean WWII remains
Ah such a nice story for once about relations between japan and korea, i think this is a good proper step in the right positive direction