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Jewish man who fled Nazis during WWII speaks of Kobe people s warmth

KOBE During World War II, some 5,000 Jews who fled persecution by Nazi Germany stayed in this western Japan port city for several months before mov

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Woman thanks Kobe people for welcoming Jewish grandparents fleeing Nazi persecution

KOBE A granddaughter of a Jewish couple who fled Nazi persecution thanks to life-saving visas issued by a Japanese diplomat during World War II rec

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News Navigator: What is Japan s My Number ID system and card?

The Mainichi Shimbun answers some common questions readers may have about the

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Japanese woman sexually abused by uncle when young feared losing support if she spoke up

KOBE Sexual violence within families is said to be hard to notice. A Japanese woman in her 50s, who suffered from being unable to tell anyone about

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Inspired by Obama s Hiroshima visit, Nagasaki hibakusha shares painful memories

KOBE Encouraged by former U.S. President Barack Obama s 2016 visit to Hiroshima, Terue Horiuchi, 88, who was exposed to the Nagasaki atomic bombing

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