Japan to Skip Holidays for Wartime Victory 1945
Japanese workers in munitions plants have agreed to forego all holidays at year end and new year to win victory in 1945, according to the Domei news agency. The report notes a prior step in Bavaria in 1807 when compulsory vaccination was first enacted.
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