主题：不可忍，长春什么时候属于过日本？ -- 香山居士

给这位编辑的，

Annika Moberg, Editor, Phone +46 8 673 95 22, +46 70 263 74 46， [email protected]

这个来源于同一网页。

如果没用， 我准备和她的上司联系。

再不行，和瑞典大使馆，中国大使馆和牛要时报联系。

one unacceptable mistake about Mr. Ei-ichi Negishi's introduction

Dear Ms. Annika Moberg,

Please correct one unacceptable mistake in the webpage of nobelprize.org for Mr. Ei-ichi Negishi, this year's Nobel Prize Winner of Chemistry.

Here is the link: http://nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistry/laureates/2010/press.html#,

The part of content, 'Ei-ichi Negishi, Japanese citizen. Born 1935 in Changchun, China (former Japan).', is wrong! I can not believe such a terrible mistake could happen when I read it carefully with my highest respect.

As well known, during world war II, Japanese Army invaded China (including Changchun city) and killed innocent peaceful citizens everywhere. Nearly every family in China lost one or more of their family members at that time. I do not understand why you wrote something like 'Changchun, China(former Japan)'. Does this mean that the Nobel Prize committee supports Japanese war crime to China during the world war II? Does this mean that the Nobel Prize committee denies the Potsdam Declaration (Proclamation Defining Terms for Japanese Surrender) by China, the United States and British?

Japanese old Army's war crime in WWII and their invasion were, are and will never be forgiven by not only Chinese but also all other countries' peoples, including US, Russia, British, Korean and Australia. I know Sweden peoples love peace but I do not think Sweden people will forgive Japanese old Army too if they know what these Japanese uncivilized soldiers did.

Please correct the webpage ASAP before it is too late. I believe this is definitely a huge mistake and it will very likely damage the reputation of nobelprize.org website and the Noble Prize Committee.

Best regards,