Britain opens WWII intelligence files on Pearl Harbor hints
London AP reports Britain released Churchill era files from 1941 and 1942. The collection includes a Most Secret intercept suggesting possible knowledge of Japan’s looming strike on Pearl Harbor, though no direct foreknowledge is shown. Historians weigh whether Churchill anticipated the attack.
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Warriors bury 20000 noses from 1597 Japanese invasion
In Seoul a ceremony at a battlefield in Puan marked the interment of ashes from about 20 000 noses cut off by Japanese warriors during the 1597 invasion. Yonhap reports 1 500 people attended this historic event as historians note the noses were preserved in salt and later cremated.
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