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Daily Archives: August 4, 2015

‘THE DUTCH GOVERNMENT SHOULD DEMAND AN APOLOGY FROM MITSUBISHI TOO.’

BlogBy EmielAugust 4, 20152 Comments

3,322 Dutch POW’s worked as slaves in the Mitsubishi mines and shipyards. Published in TROUW newspaper, July 25, 2015. By Griselda Molemans Now that the Japanese company Mitsubishi Materials has offered an apology to all US prisoners of war who had to work as slaves in Japan during World War II, the Dutch government has…

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