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current	21:12, 5 April 2020		5,230 × 4,563 (3.38 MB)	Toohool (talk \| contribs)	{{Information \|description=Japanese politician Inejiro Asanuma being stabbed by Otoya Yamaguchi, killing him. This photograph won the 1961 w:Pulitzer Prize for Photography and World Press Photo of the Year. \|date={{ISO date\|1960-10-12}} \|source = World Press Photo, “[https://www.worldpressphoto.org/collection/photo/1961/36429/1/1961-Yasushi-Nagao-WY 1961 Photo Contest, World Press Photo of the Year]”. Originally published in ”Mainichi Shimbun”. Cropped from source ima…

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-| description = Japanese socialist politician [[Inejirō Asanuma]] (61) being stabbed a second time by right-wing ultranationalist [[Otoya Yamaguchi]] (17), killing him. This photograph won the 1961 [[Pulitzer Prize for Photography]] and [[World Press Photo of the Year]].
+| description = Japanese socialist politician [[Inejirō Asanuma]] (61)  stabbed  second time by right-wing ultranationalist [[Otoya Yamaguchi]] (17). This photograph won the 1961 [[Pulitzer Prize for Photography]] and [[World Press Photo of the Year]].
 | date = 12 October 1960
 | source = World Press Photo, “[https://www.worldpressphoto.org/collection/photo/1961/36429/1/1961-Yasushi-Nagao-WY 1961 Photo Contest, World Press Photo of the Year]”. Originally published in ”Mainichi Shimbun”. Cropped from source image to reflect the portions of the image that were published in 1960.

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