Two Indonesians whose family members were subjected to atrocities by Japan during its occupation of Indonesia that ended 78 years ago say that they still grapple with heartache today.But although the crimes cannot be forgotten, they can be forgiven as they occurred under the extraordinary circumstances of war, said the two, maintaining that their parents who testified about the accounts had no anger toward Japan and its people.Siti Chairani Proehoeman gave her mother's testimony about her uncle, Achmad Mochtar, who was reportedly beheaded and his body crushed by a steamroller used by Kempei…READ FULL ARTICLE
