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Pictures of ACW in China 
  A 1954 stone monument located in Harbarin (east of Dunhua City), Jilin Province reading "Chemical Weapons Abandoned by Japan."     Japanese chemical weapons found in Harbarin, Jilin Province.     A pit near Harbarin, Jilin Province from which ACW were removed.  
  Possible mustard gas munition found at Harbarin, Jilin Province.  

These ACW pictures are courtesy of Professor Kei-ichi Tsuneishi, Kanagawa University.

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Last Updated June 1998

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