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Mustard gas victims demand compensation ( 2003-08-14 07:08) (Xinhua)
![](xinsrc_434bece36e7a4bd497c8796bd6f68b74_newpic.jpg) Takeo Ogani, head of a Japanese
society that helps victims of the Japanese invasion of China claim
compensation from the Japanese Government, August 13, 2003, shows the audience at
a Tokyo rally photos of hospitalized victims of Japanese chemical
weapons discarded in Qiqihar. Dozens of scholars, celebrities and
poison-gas sufferers attended the rally and urged the Japanese Government
to conduct a thorough investigation into the chemical weapons and pay
compensation to the victims. [Xinhua] |
![](xinsrc_8bc6da9141fc462f9e9e023037bc0a7b_0813_142.jpg) A Japanese society leader (2nd
R) speaks at a rally voicing support for those who suffered from poison
gas at the hands of the Japanese army during World War II, in Tokyo August 13, 2003.
[Xinhua] |
![](xinsrc_4b6059e0e1b74a7bbf254ae724703260_gas2.jpg) A victim in
pain [newsphoto.com.cn]
![](xinsrc_1fa419f7560844269a214639aba51b02_gas3.jpg) Doctors carry out treatment on a
mustard gas victim. [newsphoto.com.cn]
![](xinsrc_5b6eede847ed4e9fa1237db133a7b3f4_gas4.jpg) Poison victim Li Guizhen, 31, is
in serious condition. [newsphoto.com.cn]
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