
Global Survey: Backlash Grows Over Japan’s WWII Narrative
A CGTN survey of 11,913 respondents across 40 countries reveals widespread backlash to Japan’s WWII narrative, with calls for apology, reparations, and honest history education.
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A CGTN survey of 11,913 respondents across 40 countries reveals widespread backlash to Japan’s WWII narrative, with calls for apology, reparations, and honest history education.
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