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Wartime Japanese PM Hideki Tojo's Diary Donated to Tokyo Library
Around 300 documents belonging to Hideki Tojo, Japan's wartime prime minister executed in 1948 for war crimes, have been donated by his family to a Tokyo library and made public. The collection, including his diary and personal papers, is seen as crucial for studying Japan's wartime political and military decisions. The release comes amid ongoing historical debates, and the library has digitized the materials for research purposes.