
The Truth the Japanese Army Tried to Hide: The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru
被日军掩盖的真相:里斯本丸沉没事件
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Only by keeping in mind the lessons of history can such humanitarian tragedies never happen again.
Such mass casualties are often ignored by history and deserve our re-examination and reflection.