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Japanese soldier meets the victim of torture after 50 years

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The Briton Eric Lomax, γνωστός για το βιβλίο του “The Railway Man”, He meets his tormentor, he spent 50 years in tracing. The Lomax was a prisoner for two years by Japanese soldiers after the invasion of Singapore During WW2.

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