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安倍转口认可“村山谈话”精神

2013年5月15日
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Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe attends a news conference next to the national flag, which is hung with a black ribbon as a symbol of mourning for victims of the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami, at his official residence in Tokyo March 11, 2013. Japan honoured the victims of its worst disaster since World War Two on Monday: the March 11, 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis that killed almost 19,000 people and stranded 315,000 evacuees, including refugees who fled radiation from the devastated Fukushima atomic plant. REUTERS/Yuya Shino (JAPAN - Tags: POLITICS DISASTER ANNIVERSARY)
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在中韩等邻国的批评之声高涨的背景下,持右翼保守立场的日本自民党籍首相安倍晋三(Shinzo Abe)做出努力,减少因其新近否认日本曾犯有侵略罪行的言论而在外交上造成的损害。安倍首相今天(5月15日)在国会改口说,他认同社民党籍的前首相村山富士(Tomiichi Murayama)对日本发动侵略战争正式表示的歉意。村山富士于1995年发表关于历史问题的著名的“村山谈话”,反省日本侵略罪行,强调应避免重演过去的错误,愿与各邻国携手,致力于巩固亚洲及世界和平。以后的历任日本首相均秉承“村山谈话”精神。上月底,安倍晋三首相却在国会表示,现政府并不完全认同村山谈话内容。这一表态引发日本邻国强烈不满,在华盛顿也引起忧虑。