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Family receives remains of Hiroshima A-bomb victim 81 years after his death

Source JapanTimes 日本时报8h ago
Summary

It marks the first time Hiroshima returned the remains of an atomic bomb victim whose name had been found to be recorded incorrectly in its registry.

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