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Wreaths laid to mark victory anniversary War remembered for peace, future: Hu Chinese President Hu Jintao said in Beijing Saturday that by holding the grand gathering to remember the war victory 60 years ago, China means to cherish peace and create a better future for the mankind. "By solemnly commemorating that victory, we will keep history in mind, never forget the past, cherish peace and create a better future," Hu said. >>FULL STORY China Activities held nationwide to mark Sept. 18 Incident Sunday, the September 18, happened to be the Mid-Autumn Day. A large number of official and non-official activities were held in China to mark the September 18 Incident. Activities held nationwide to mark Sept. 18 Incident Gathering mourns massacre victims 73 years ago Article commemorates incident of Japanese invasion Siren to echo in 100 cities to mark 9/18 incident Nanjing remembers victory over Japan Flying Tigers Memorial Hall opens in central-south China World Ceremonies held worldwide to mark end of WWII Leaders of the United States and European countries joined various memorial events Sunday marking the 60th anniversary of the Allied victory that ended World War IIon the European continent. Japanese polititians blamed for shirking war responsibility Singapore holds ceremony to commemorate 60th anniversary of WWII Foreign friends, patriots speak highly of China's commemoration of war victory Japanese media highlight China's war commemorations Photo exhibit on anti-Japanese war opens in London Tokyo court rejects compensation suit on newspaper reporting Photos Commentary/Opinion Japan's wars of aggression negative: Ikuo Hirayama Foreign friends, patriots speak highly of China's commemoration of war victory Japanese media highlight China's war commemorations Reassessing China's war of resistance against Japan People's Daily hails Party's wartime role Japanese invasion puts China 50 years back in social progress: researcher China must not be written out of WWII China Focus: Chinese historians say China must not be written out of World War II History important for future Sino-Japan relations Past offers us all lessons for tomorrow Memoir/Interview US veterans get Chinese honorary citizenship Flying Tigers Memorial Hall opens in central-south China US veteran launches Chinese wartime memoir Fight against common foe ties the knot for Sino-Indian couple Singapore's Changi Museum records undeniable history 60 years ago Japanese firm made him suffer; Now Japanese gov't make him angry Feature: "I don't want people to forget the war" Japanese captives recall life in China Forgotten plight of foster parents Passport tells tale about Shanghai Jewish refugees Background - Light shed on 1937 Lugouqiao Incident - Incident on July 7, 1937 - Battle of Moscow in Great Patriotic War - Dwight D. Eisenhower - Adolf Hitler - Erwin Rommel - Hideki Tojo - Franklin D. Roosevelt - Georgy Zhukov - Surviving the atomic attack on Hiroshima - Hitler receives an ultimatum - The Fall of Berlin - WWW II Netherlands American Cemetery, Memorial - Battle of Stalingrad in Great Patriotic War - Anti-Fascist war - Tokyo war crimes trials - Old photos: Japanese atrocities shock world (II) - Old photos: Japanese atrocities shock world (I)

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