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Letters to Tong Zeng is the name given to a group of almost 10,000 letters predominantly written by civilian victims of World War II to the Chinese activist Tong Zeng in the early 1990s. Many of the writers were Chinese victims of the war as well as victims of the war in Hong Kong, South Korea, Malaysia and other places in South East Asia. The letters detail war crimes committed during the Japanese War of aggression against China, and personal testimonies of civilians during the conflicts of the war in Asia.