Talk:Japanese opium policy in Taiwan (1895-1945)
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I want to know the reference of the following writing 'Japanese offical news paper in Taiwan Showa Shinbun (昭和新聞) claimed opium was good for humans health.'. As far as I know, the name of official newspaper in Taiwan was not Showa Shinbun (昭和新聞). -Poo-T16 Nov 2004
