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Russia, Japan Clash Over WWII Memorial's Symbol

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Russia and Japan are locked in a diplomatic spat over a new monument in Khabarovsk commemorating the Soviet Union's victory over Japan in World War II. The monument, which depicts a Soviet soldier destroying a border post with a chrysanthemum - a symbol of the Japanese imperial family - has sparked outrage in Japan. Tokyo has demanded its removal, arguing that it offends national sentiments and violates state symbolism. However, Russia has refused to comply, maintaining that the symbol historically marked Japanese presence on occupied territories and the destruction of the post signifies the elimination of threats in the Far East.

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  1. Rossiyskaya Gazeta avatar

    Rossiyskaya Gazeta

    RSS / @rg.ru/xml/index.xml

    Россия отказалась убрать с монумента японскую императорскую хризантему...

  2. V Z - ВЗГЛЯД.РУ avatar

    V Z - ВЗГЛЯД.РУ

    Telegram / @vzglyad_ru

    Япония попросила убрать с памятника символ Японии, чтобы не вспоминать...

  3. Rossiyskaya Gazeta avatar

    Rossiyskaya Gazeta

    RSS / @rg.ru/xml/index.xml

    Что испугало Японию на новом памятнике в Хабаровске - скандал с хризан...

  4. V Z - ВЗГЛЯД.РУ avatar

    V Z - ВЗГЛЯД.РУ

    Telegram / @vzglyad_ru

    Требование убрать хризантему с мемориала «Победа на Востоке» стало оче...

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