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| A photo taken on April 23, 2014 shows rows of skeletons uncovered in a burial site for miners in Liaoyuan, Northwest China's Jilin province. About 100,000 workers forced into slave labor by the occupying Japanese died from 1931-1945. Japanese troops committed numerous war crimes during those 14 years, including exploitation, maltreatment and execution of the workers. The average age of death for the miners was 30.5. [Photo by Song Wei/chinadaily.com.cn] |
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