June 21, 1992: Li Xiannian dies in Beijing at the age of 83
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June 21, 1956: The first of 335 prisoners of the Japanese war criminals are granted immunity from prosecution and released the same day by the China's Supreme People's Procuratorate
June 21, 1992: Li Xiannian dies in Beijing at the age of 83
Li was praised as a great proletarian revolutionary, statesman, military strategist, staunch Marxist, and an outstanding leader of the Party and State.
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