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Sino-Japanese Children Born of the Second Sino-Japanese War Who “Returned” to Their “Homeland”: Experiences, Identities, and Belonging – ERRATUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 October 2025

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Sino-Japanese ChildrenSecond Sino-Japanese WarChildren Born of WarIdentityBelongingErratum

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Asia-Pacific Journal , Volume 23 , 2025 , e16
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Kuramitsu, K. Sino-Japanese Children Born of the Second Sino-Japanese War Who “Returned” to Their “Homeland”: Experiences, Identities, and Belonging. Asia-Pacific Journal. 2025;23:e13. doi: 10.1017/apj.2025.10012 CrossRefGoogle Scholar