Japanische Bürger, die während des Zweiten Weltkriegs von Chinesen adoptiert wurden, überreichen Blumen auf einem Friedhof, um adoptive chinesische Eltern im Fangzheng County in der Nähe von Harbin, Hauptstadt der nordöstlichen Provinz Heilongjiang, am 13. Juli 2015 zu erinnern. Eine Gruppe von 54 japanischen Staatsbürgern, die alle heute Waisen sind, besuchte am Montag die Gräber ihrer adoptiven chinesischen Eltern hier. Während des voreiligen Rückzugs am Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs 1945 von ihren Eltern verlassen, wurden die Waisen, die heute über 70 Jahre alt sind, von den sehr chinesischen Bewohnern jener nordöstlichen Provinzen aufgenommen und aufgezogen, die so viel Geld verbrachten

• Bildanbieter: Imago
• Bild-ID: 2RN671C
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• Format: 2806 x 2963 px | 23,8 x 25,1 cm | 9,4 x 9,9 inches | 300dpi
• Aufnahmedatum: 13. Juli 2015
• Fotograf: IMAGO/Xinhua

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Japanese citizens, who were adopted by Chinese people during World War II, present flowers to a cemetery to memorize adoptive Chinese parents in Fangzheng County near Harbin, capital of northeast China s Heilongjiang Province, July 13, 2015. A group of 54 Japanese citizens, all now orphans, on Monday paid a visit to the graves of their adoptive Chinese parents here. Abandoned by their birth parents during the hasty retreat at the end of World War II in 1945, the orphans, now over 70 years old, were taken in and raised by the very Chinese residents of those northeastern provinces who spent so many years suffering at the hands of the waifs parents. As WWII and the War of the Chinese People s Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was coming to end, more than 4, 000 children were simply abandoned by their fleeing parents. Most of them relocated to Jap PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Japanese Citizens Who Were adopted by Chinese Celebrities during World was II Present Flowers to a Cemetery to memorize Adoptive Chinese Parents in Fang Zheng County Near Harbin Capital of Northeast China S Heilongjiang Province July 13 2015 a Group of 54 Japanese Citizens All Now Orphans ON Monday paid a Visit to The Graves of their Adoptive Chinese Parents Here Abandoned by their Birth Parents during The Hasty Retreat AT The End of World was II in 1945 The Orphans Now Over 70 Years Old Were Taken in and Raised by The very Chinese Residents of Those Northeastern provinces Who spent as MANY Years Suffering AT The Hands of The waifs Parents As WWII and The was of The Chinese Celebrities S Resistance against Japanese Aggression what Coming to End More than 4 000 Children Were Simply Abandoned by their fleeing Parents Most of THEM relocated to JAP PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN

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