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CHINA-JAPAN-WEAPONS-WWII
A Japanese Abandoned Chemical Weapons (ACW) expert (L) together with his Chinese counterpart measure and identify one of the chemical bombs excavated from a site, which is opposite a Chinese middle school in Mudanjiang, northeastern China-s Heilongjiang province 05 July 2006. China has urged Japan to abide by a global treaty on chemical weapons and quickly remove mustard gas bombs and other such weapons which retreating Japanese armies left on Chinese territory at the end of World War II, and while Japan estimates its forces abandoned more than 700,000 chemical weapons in China during the war, Chinese experts claim there could be as many as two million -- the world-s largest stockpile of abandoned chemical arms. AFP PHOTO/GOH CHAI HIN
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MUDANJIANG CHINA, 05 iul |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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GOH Chai Hin |
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5 Iulie 2006 |
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2249 x 3000 (1.31 MB) |
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