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China criticises Japan at UN exhibition on Tokyo Trial anniversary
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Photographs from the Tokyo Trial went on display at United Nations headquarters in New York on Monday (October 26), as China marked 80 years since the proceedings began.
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Summary
The tribunal, formally the International Military Tribunal for the Far East, prosecuted Japan’s Second World War leaders.
At the opening, China’s UN ambassador, Fu Cong, said the exhibition was intended to remind the world that aggression must not be whitewashed.