the behavior of Japan and Germany

Global Network reporter Chang reported ,polo ralph lauren france, according to Korean Central News Agency reported on June 9 , Korean Workers' Party organ ,beats by dre,


commentary pointed out that Japan committed against the Korean people during World War II a


article also pointed out that Germany has experienced over 92 years , last year before the First World War compensation payments all finished ,polo ralph lauren, but also had in the Nazi forced labor under German rule, the people of other countries to apologize and pay compensation . However,ralph lauren pas cher, the behavior of Japan and Germany, in sharp contrast. Japanese authorities continue to deny the crimes and distort history ,monster beats, and disguise themselves as Such behavior will only provoke the international community's condemnation and disgust .


conclusion, the article said , people will not tolerate North Korea denies Japan's history distortion of history, Korean people will be committed by the Japanese for their


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