By RYO KIYOMIYA/ Correspondent
October 12, 2021 at 18:40 JST
Avram Cimerring delivers a speech at the naming ceremony of Chiune Sugihara Square in Jerusalem on Oct. 11. (Ryo Kiyomiya)
JERUSALEM--A square honoring a Japanese diplomat who is credited with saving the lives of thousands of Jews from Nazi persecution by issuing what are known today as “Visas for Life” has been dedicated here. [Read More]
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