The website of a city-run zoo in Nagoya was hacked to display messages demanding that Japan acknowledge the 1937 massacre of Chinese civilians in Nanjing, officials said.
The posted messages, which included kanji believed to show a Chinese personal name, followed Nagoya Mayor Takashi Kawamura's recent denial of the Nanjing Massacre.
The posting in Japanese included messages stating "The history is manipulated!" and "Please acknowledge the Nanjing Massacre!" displayed along with a full-body photo of a man, which appeared after clicking on Chinese characters shown on the top page of the website, city officials said. (Japan Times)
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