Another voice lost, Korean 'comfort woman' dies By Ashley Fantz and Paul Armstrong, CNN

Hwang Kum Ju　黄錦周
黄錦周（ファン・クムジュ、황금주、1927年 -

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http://edition.cnn.com/2014/01/26/world/asia/comfort-woman-dies/

Another voice lost, Korean 'comfort woman' dies
By Ashley Fantz and Paul Armstrong, CNN
January 27, 2014 -- Updated 0323 GMT (1123 HKT)
Watch this video
Korean 'Comfort women' demand justice
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Hwang Keum-ja died in South Korea, one of the dwindling number of "comfort women"
Japan forced 200,000 women into sex slavery to service WWII Japanese soldiers
Japan has formally apologized for atrocities against "comfort women"
(CNN) -- Another voice that could have told about the horrors of being a "comfort woman" -- a sex slave used by Japanese soldiers during World War II -- has fallen silent, according to South Korean authorities.
Hwang Keum-ja, 89, died of lung and respiratory disease at a hospital in Seoul Sunday.
Cho Yoon-sun, South Korea's Minister of Gender and Equality and Family, said she had been attempting to meet each of her country's surviving comfort women individually, but had not yet visited Hwang.
"My heart is aching as she died before I was able to meet her," she said in a statement, praising Hwang for her efforts to support others despite the hardships she faced, and vowing that her government would deliver greater support to other comfort women.
Japan forced about 200,000 women into sex slavery, luring them to "comfort stations" set up throughout East Asia by the Japanese military from 1932 until the end of the war, according to nonprofit advocacy group Washington Coalition for Comfort Women Issues. Mostly Korean, the women were lied to and told they would get jobs if they went to the brothels, the center says.
CNN has widely reported on the stories of the women. Many have said they were kidnapped. For resisting sex, some say, they were raped and beaten.
Read: Forgotten faces - Japan's 'comfort women'
'Comfort women' statue unveiled 'Comfort women' comments cause outrage 2012: Ignoring Japan's comfort women Justice for 'comfort women'
Hwang Keum-ja was forced to work at a glass factory at 13 and then sent to China to work as a sex slave at 16, South Korea's state news agency Yonhap reported. After Korea was freed from Japanese occupation in 1945, she went home and lived the rest of her life alone, the agency said. She worked as a garbage collector, but didn't make enough, so she had to rely on government subsidies.
It's unclear how, but she was able to make three donations to a scholarship fund totaling more than $92,000, which helped earn her an award for her generosity in 2011 in Korea, Yonhap said. Hwang's dying wish was that all her assets be donated to charity.
She had one adopted son, according to the ministry.
Japan's government has formally apologized on numerous occasions for the atrocities against comfort women. The country helped establish the Asian Women's Fund in 1995, which is supported by government funds and provides assistance to former comfort women.
But Japan has resisted direct payments to the victims, prompting activists and former comfort women to say leaders are avoiding officially acknowledging what happened.
In 2013, the mayor of Osaka, Japan, stirred fierce controversy when he told reporters that "anyone would understand" the role of "comfort women" when soldiers were risking their lives and deserved a "rest." Toru Hashimoto said the use of the women was "necessary."
Though he acknowledged the issue was a "tragic result of war," Hashimoto insisted that soldiers using the women wasn't unique to Japan.
Hashimoto also revealed that he told a U.S. military commander during a trip to a base on the island of Okinawa that U.S. personnel should "utilize more" the adult entertainment business in Japan.
South Korea has urged Japan to resolve the issue directly with victims, noting that time is running out because most of them are elderly and dying.
Hwang's death brings the total number of living South Korean victims of the comfort women sex slavery circuit in South Korea down to 55, 5 of whom live abroad.
Read: 60 years later, pain still fresh for 'comfort women'
CNN's KJ Kwon contributed to this report.

135： エキゾチックショートヘア(宮城県)：2012/08/30(木) 11:28:05.01 ID:bZ1tutqX0
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この人は軽い方
従軍慰安婦・黄錦周さんの場合

1912年・・・扶餘に生まれる。(①)
1922年・・・再び生まれる。(②)
1926or1936or1941年・・・１４歳のとき、いわゆる「少女供出」で満州に連行され、皇軍兵士のセックスのはけ口にされた(⑨)
1927年・・・三度生まれる。(③)
1924年・・・生活が貧しく12歳の時100円で売られてソウルの金持ちの家で小間使いとなる。(④)
1929or1939or1944年・・・17歳のとき、日本人の村の指導者の妻が、未婚の朝鮮人少女全員に
日本軍の工場に働きに行くように命じた。(⑧)
1930or1940or1945年・・・満１８歳になった時のある日、男がやって来て村から娘を出すように伝達をした。
ソウルの工場か何かで働くのだろうと思っていた。(⑤)
1931or1941or1946年・・・19歳で学校を卒業する25日前に日本軍に引っ張りだされ仕方なく慰安所に行った。
日本人に便所と言われた(⑥)
1932or1942or1947年・・・工場で３年働いた後、一人の日本兵が自分のテントについてこいと要求した。
着物を脱げと言われ抵抗するも銃剣を突きつけられスカートと下着を裂かれて
気絶してしまう。目が覚めると辺り一面血だらけだった。ちなみにこの時まで処女だった。(⑧)
1938年・・・威鏡南道ハムン郡で女中をしていた時にその家の娘の身代わりとなって満州に 連行され慰安婦となる(④)
1939年・・・威興の女学校在学中の17歳の時1939年に国民徴用令で動員され軍需工場に行くと思っていたが
着いた所は吉林の慰安所だった(⑦)
1941年・・・村の班長（日本人）に 「日本の軍需工場に行けば、お金がもうかる。 一家に一人は行かなくては」と
脅かされ、 奉公先の娘たちにかわって1941年、二十歳で国を離れましたが、ついた所は慰安所だった。
※年号が複数ある物は誕生日から年を推定した物
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黄錦周さん参考資料(一部元ソース消滅)
①元日本軍「慰安婦」の証言を聞く集会　1997年12月5日（金）福岡市
http://www1.jca.apc.org/aml/9711/6904.html
②朝日新聞　平成 七年七月二十四日夕刊
③伊藤孝司氏編著 「証言 従軍慰安婦女子勤労挺身隊」
④高木健一著『従軍慰安婦と戦後補償』
⑤［日韓社会科教育交流団韓国を訪問］1997.夏期
http://www2.nkansai.ne.jp/users/peace/heiwanews%EF%BC%95.htm#１
⑥TBS「ここが変だよ日本人」
⑦平成７年朝日新聞インタビュー
⑧国連・経済社会理事会　クマラスワミ報告　1996年1月4日
http://www.jca.ax.apc.org/JWRC/center/library/cwara.HTM#testify
⑨「黄錦周さんの証言を聞く会］2001.07.17東京大学にて
http://www1.jca.apc.org/aml/200108/23174.html
96： コドコド(神奈川県)：2012/08/30(木) 11:14:19.63 ID:1yKgyUaC0
まてよ･･･なんか色々数字が合わないぞ？
>15歳の時小学校から帰ったら
尋常小学校（6年間）から高等小学校（2年間）と思われるが
1900年（明治33年）の改正小学校令では、「満6歳の翌月から満14歳」
>85が15の時
1942年
>から4年間
1946年
どう考えても明らかに日本と関係ありません本当にありがとうｇ
115： スミロドン(関東・東海)：2012/08/30(木) 11:21:43.92 ID:r4NgU6PdO
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それを言うと『昔の話だから正確な年齢は忘れたニダ』とか訂正してきそうｗｗ
(via １５歳で連れて行かれた韓国元慰安婦「私以上の証拠がどこにある」 : ネトウヨにゅーす。)
(rulebookから)

http://sikoken.blog.shinobi.jp/%E6%85%B0%E5%AE%89%E5%A9%A6%E8%A8%BC%E8%A8%80/%E9%BB%84%E9%8C%A6%E5%91%A8-%E3%83%95%E3%82%A1%E3%83%B3%E3%83%BB%E3%82%AF%E3%83%A0%E3%82%B8%E3%83%A5-

黄錦周(ファン・クムジュ)
1990/03/14 (Wed)
◆◆◆　黄錦周(ファン・クムジュ)　◆◆◆
【生い立ち・慰安婦になった経緯等】

1922年、忠清南道扶餘に生まれる。1941年20歳の時、日本人の班長に「日本の軍需工場に行けば金が儲かる、一家で少なくとも1人は行かなくてはならない」と言われて奉公先の娘たちに代わって志願し、以降、吉林の慰安所で慰安婦を強いられる。（「証言　強制連行された朝鮮人軍慰安婦たち」より）

2000.12月、女性国際戦犯法廷で証言を行う。


【慰安所までの移動時の公権力・軍の関与等】

集合場所の駅で日本の軍人に引渡され、軍用列車にて満州の吉林に行く。（「証言　強制連行された朝鮮人軍慰安婦たち」より）


【考察】

下記資料の通り、連行された年でさえ14歳～20歳と、数え年と言うものを考慮してもﾌｫﾛｰするのは不可能。

1992年の「従軍慰安婦と戦後補償」では「ｿｳﾙの金持ちの家で小間使いをして以来、ずっと、色々な家で子守、女中をしてきました」はずが、1993年の「証言　強制連行された朝鮮人軍慰安婦たち」では、夜学に通って休学していた情報が加わり、しかも、養父である崔（ﾁｪ）という人の妾の家と本妻の家の二つでのみで女中していたことになっています。
さらに、最初、崔（ﾁｪ）さんの妾の家で女中をしていましたが、妾と折り合いが合わずに本妻の家に変えてもらいます。そこで、単に本妻の家に連れて行ってくれただけの人に、最初に養女になった時と同額の100円を渡して借金が200円になるというおかしな状況を披露しています。
おそらく売られた数を減らしたかったのでしょう。しかし、中途半端に取り繕った為に矛盾が生じています。

また、夜学は休学中だったはずが、2001年のTBSのTV放送では、「学校を卒業する25日前に日本軍に引っ張りだされ」と発言して、休学していなかったどころか卒業間際だったことに変更になっています。

自らの過去を願望を交えて変更し、全ての不幸を日本軍のせいにして「虚構の過去」が築きあげられていく過程をまざまざと見せ付けられているようです。


なお、1997.3.11の産経新聞では以下の通り証言の食い違いが指摘されています。
生まれた年 慰安婦にされた年
朝日新聞の記事(1995.7.24夕刊) 1922年 17歳（1938年か1939年）
伊藤孝司氏編著 「証言 従軍慰安婦女子勤労挺身隊」(風媒社、1992.8) 1927年 ｼﾝｶﾞﾎﾟｰﾙ陥落の年
(1942年)
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上記、産経新聞には記載されていませんが「証言　従軍慰安婦女子勤労挺身隊」の記述によると同女が慰安婦をしていた期間は以下の通り約「15ヵ月」になり、「1942年4月」に騙されて慰安婦になったという記述と全く一致していません。（※3年4ヶ月にならなければおかしい））

吉林省（約8ヶ月）　→　ｻﾊﾘﾝ（2、3ヶ月）　→　吉林省（3、4ヶ月）　→　終戦



また、下記資料の「写真記録　破られた沈黙」（以下「写真」）と「証言　強制連行された朝鮮人軍慰安婦たち」（以下「証言」）を比べると以下の通り内容が異なっています。

＜生まれた年＞
○「写真」・・・1927年8月15日
○「証言」・・・1922年8月15日
→　5年も生年が変更されるなどありえないでしょう。

＜父が留学した大学＞
○「写真」・・・明治大学
○「証言」・・・「日本に留学」としか記述されていない
→　具体的な大学名を出すとウソがばれるからやめたのでしょうか。

＜日本で父がしていた仕事＞
○「写真」・・・大学卒業後、日本で司法の代書をしていた
○「証言」・・・靴磨きや新聞配達をしながら苦学。留学が終わろうとする頃、病気になり故郷に戻って伯父の司法書士事務所で仕事の手伝い
→　大学を卒業して働いていたのが、卒業前に故郷に戻ってきて、しかも、日本でしていた仕事を朝鮮で行っていたことに変更されています。

＜金持ちの養女となった歳＞
○「写真」・・・12歳（明記されていませんが、計算すると1939年頃）
○「証言」・・・13歳（1934年）
→　12歳と13歳の違いは、満年齢と数え年の違いでしょうが、生年に合わせて1934年のことになっています。

＜工場に行くことになった歳＞
○「写真」・・・1942年4月
○「証言」・・・1941年陰暦2月・20歳
→　何故か１年だけ、慰安婦になった年が早まっています。

＜吉林省から移動した場所＞
○「写真」・・・「ｻﾊﾘﾝだったと思います」
○「証言」・・・「どこだったかわかりません」
→　全く不明になっています。

＜慰安婦生活をした期間＞
○「写真」
・・・吉林省（約8ヶ月）　　→　ｻﾊﾘﾝ（2、3ヶ月）　　→　吉林省（3、4ヶ月）　　→　終戦
○「証言」
・・・吉林省（期間不明）　→　不明地（8、9ヶ月）　→　吉林省（しばらくして）　→　終戦
→　慰安婦になった年も変更になったのですから、当然のことながら一致しません。「証言」では吉林省にいた期間が明記されていません。ヘタに細かく書くと矛盾がばれてしまいますから、賢いやり方と言えます。

－－－－－－－－－－－－－　以上、2007.4.22追加　－－－－－－－－－－－－


【信憑性】

証言の信憑性は全くありません。
「吉林の慰安所で働かされた」と言う証言は一貫していますので、吉林で働いていたというのは本当でしょう。


【資料等】
年月 資料名等 著者 出版社
内　容　等
1992.4 元兵士たちの証言　従軍慰安婦 西野留美子 明石書店
十七歳のときです。工場で働けるといわれ、ﾄﾗｯｸに乗せられました。汽車に乗ったら、どうもようすがおかしいのです。両方の扉は塞がれ、外が見えないようにと窓は油紙みたいなもので全部おおわれていました。着いたところが、満州の吉林でした。着くと、おおきなﾄﾗｯｸがきて、十五名、二十名と分けられ、運ばれていきました。
西も東もわからないところに連れていかれ、ｶｰﾃﾝで仕切られた部屋に入れられました。最初に入ってきたのは、将校でした。将校は、顔の美しい女だけをどこかへ連れていきました。
私はいなか育ちで日本語もよくわからず、着物を脱げといわれていることがわからないので黙っていると、その将校は日本刀で私の服を切って裸にしました。
「助けて！助けて！」と懇願しました。
「天皇陛下の命令だ！軍隊の命令だ！私の命令だ！命令をきかないと殺されるぞ」
わびてわびて・・・・・・そのうちにこわくて気絶してしまいました。その私を、自分の宿舎に連れていっておもうままにしました。この後は話せません・・・・・・。
私は処女でしたから、初めてのことで、犯されて気が遠くなっていると、将校は部下に、「もとの部屋に連れていけ」と命じました。
そのうちに私は、淋病、梅毒にかかり、六〇六号の注射を打たれました。妊娠したことも、自分ではわかりません。六〇六号は劇薬なので、妊娠していても流産してしまいます。性病にかかると痛くて、そのうえ顔や全身が腫れます。そうすると、そういう女たちを別の部屋に隔離してしばらくそこで治療します。少しよくなると、また、兵隊の相手をさせるのです。三回ぐらいそれを繰り返していた女は、そのうちにいなくなりました。行方不明です。死んだり、病気になったり、前線に連れていかれて女がいなくなると、また新しい娘たちが補充されてきました。
一日に五十人から六十人の兵隊の相手をして、休みの日には、七十人から八十人の相手をして、あげくのはてに性病になり、血や膿がでるようになりました。痛くてどうにもならないというと、私たちは犬畜生でもないのに、男の性器をなめろというのです。いやだというと、顔をひっぱたき、強制的に口に入れました。私は犬ではない！人間の娘です！
そのうちに、部隊が移動することになり、サハリンに連れて行かれました。荷物みたいにです。それから二、三ヵ月たって、また、吉林に帰ってきました。身も心も傷つき、ずたずたになり三年がたちました。
ある日、人の声がしないのでおかしいと思って外をみると、兵隊たちは誰もいません。水でもなんでもいいから飲みたいと思い、外に出ていくと、一人の兵隊がいました。
「きのう天皇陛下が敗戦を宣言したから、みんな逃げていったのだ。おまえたちも早く逃げないと殺される」
逃げ遅れた兵隊は、そういうとどこかへ去っていきました。（P.120～122）

（※2007.7.12追加）
1992.7 従軍慰安婦と戦後補償 高木健一 三一書房
一九二二年、忠清南道扶餘で生まれました。生家は貧しく、十二歳の時、一○○円で売られ、ソウルの金持ちの家で小間使いをして以来、ずっと、色々な家で子守、女中をしてきました。数えで十七歳の時、女中をしていた咸鏡北道ハムン郡の金持ちの家に、工場供出の員数割り当てがきて、その家には十九歳と十五歳の娘がいたのですが、私が工場に行くことになったのです（P.47）
1992.8 ＜証言＞従軍慰安婦・女子勤労挺身隊 伊藤孝司 風媒社
一九二七年八月一五日生まれ～（中略）～
私は五歳の時に、ｿｳﾙ（当時は「京城」）の知り合いのおばさんに引き取られていましたが、一二歳の時に、お父さんの薬を買うために、一〇〇円のお金をもらって、ｿｳﾙのあるお金持ちの家の養子になりました。
養父の家族は咸興（ﾊﾑﾝ）にいました。だけど、養父はｿｳﾙで商売をしていて、そこに妾がいたんです。私はこちらの家に行きました。ここで二年間いましたが、あまりにも苦労をしたので、養父に別の所で働きたいと言ったんです。
それで、咸興の本妻の家に移る事になりました。そこには娘三人と息子二人がいました。娘は一九歳・一五歳・八歳でした。
ここでは学校に行かせてくれ、食べ物・着る物・寝る所は、そこの子どもたちとほとんど一緒でしたが、掃除・洗濯・炊事とお手伝いさんのように働いたんです。この咸興に三年間いました。
この家にも面（村）長から、工場の「募集」の話が来ました。これを断ると日本人に殴られたり、いろんな事をされたんです。だから、この家からも誰か一人は行かなくてはならなかったんです。
一番上の娘は日本の大学に合格していたし、私は養子だったので「自分が行く」って言ったんです。
面長も日本人の指示で「募集」をやっていたから、私がどこへ連れて行かれるのか、知らなかったと思います。もし、私たちが「慰安婦」にさせられるという事がわかっていても、拒否はできなかったでしょう。
私だけでなく、集められた誰もが工場に働きに行くものと思っていました。みんな田舎の娘ばかりだったんで、工場へ金を稼ぎに行くというのが嬉しかったんです。私は清潔な白いﾁｮｺﾞﾘ（朝鮮の上着）と黒のﾁﾏ（朝鮮のｽｶｰﾄ）を着て行きました。これはｼﾝｶﾞﾎﾟｰﾙが「陥落」した年（一九四二年）の四月の事でした。（P.117～118）

私が連れて行かれて一ヵ月ちょっとした時に、私より少し年上だった女の人は、将校と激しい喧嘩をしたんです。殴られて何度も食らいついていき、失神しても気がついたらまた反抗したんです。そして、「兵隊の相手はしない」と言ったら、その裸の女は性器を拳銃で撃たれて殺されたんです。
「慰安所」の中での出来事だったので、みんなが見に行くと「あんまり言う事を聞かないとこうなるぞ」と、見せしめに女たちの前で撃ったんです。こんなひどい事を日本人がしたのを知ってますか。（P.124）

この吉林省には8ヶ月くらいいてから、船に乗せられて違うう所へ連れて行かれました。私はそこはｻﾊﾘﾝ（当時は樺太）だったと思います。～（中略）～ここに二、三ヵ月いました。
それから、吉林省に戻ったんです。～（中略）～
そこで三、四ヵ月して解放（日本敗戦）になったのです。（P.124～126)
1993.7 写真記録　破られた沈黙　－ｱｼﾞｱの「従軍慰安婦」たち 伊藤孝司 風媒社
私は忠清南道扶餘で生まれました。お父さんは明治大学を卒業して、日本で司法の代書を仕事にしていました。～（中略）～
私は5歳の時に、ｿｳﾙ（当時は「京城」、以下同じ）の知り合いのおばさんに引き取られていましあ。12歳の時に、お父さんの薬を買うために100円のお金をもらって、ｿｳﾙの金持ちの家の養子になりました。
養父の家族は咸興はいました。だけど、養父は商売をしていたｿｳﾙに妾がいたのです。私はそこに2年間いましたが、あまりにも苦労したので咸興の本妻の家に移ることになりました。そこには娘３人と息子2人がいました。娘は19歳・15歳・8歳でした。
この家にも、面（村）長から工場の「募集」話が来ました。これを断ると日本人に殴られたりいろんなことをされたのです。だから、この家からも誰か1人は行かなくてはならなかったのです。一番上の娘は日本の大学に合格していたし、私は養子だったので「私が行く」って言ったのです。
私だけでなく、集められた誰もが工場に働きに行くものと思っていました。みんな田舎の娘ばかりだったので、工場へ金を稼ぎに行くというのが嬉しかったのです。私は清潔な白いﾁｮｺﾞﾘ（朝鮮の上着）と、黒のﾁﾏ（ｽｶｰﾄのような民族衣装）を着て行きました。これはｼﾝｶﾞﾎﾟｰﾙが「陥落」した年（1942年）の4月のことでした。（P.9～10）

この吉林省には8ヶ月くらいいて、船に乗せられて別のところへ連れて行かれました。私はそこはｻﾊﾘﾝ（当時は樺太）だったと思います。ﾄﾗｯｸに数時間ゆられて日本軍の部隊に着きました。陸軍と違う色の軍服を着た部隊だったので海軍だと思います。吉林省よりも寒くて雪も多かったです。ここに2～3ヶ月間いて吉林省に戻りました。
それから3～4ヶ月すると解放（日本敗戦）になったのです。（P.16)

（※2007.4.22追加）
1993.10 証言　強制連行された朝鮮人軍慰安婦たち 韓国挺身隊問題対策協議会・挺身隊研究会編集 明石書店
私は一九二二年、陰暦の八月十五日に扶餘で生まれました。私が長女で、妹が一人、弟が一人いました。経済的には豊かではありませんでしたが、父はｿｳﾙで中学を卒業した後、日本に留学しました。父よりも二十歳年上の伯父が水原で司法書士をしながら父の学費を援助しましたが、それだけでは足りなかったので、父は靴磨きや新聞配達などをして苦学したそうです。ところが留学も終わろうとする頃、父は病気になりました。故郷に戻り水原の伯父の司法書士事務所で仕事の手伝いをしましたが、病気は悪くなる一方でした。～（中略）～
私は崔さんに父のことを話しました。その人は、父親は大事にしなさいと言いながら百円をくれました。その代償に、私は崔さんの養女となり、ｿｳﾙにいる崔さんの妾の家で手伝いをすることになったのです。～（中略）～私が十三歳の時（1934年）のことでした。（P.104)

崔さんの妾は意地悪でしょっちゅう殴るので、私はひどく苦労しました。二年間そこで暮らしましたが、養父である崔さんにそのことを訴えると、咸興の本妻の家に移してくれました。咸興の家に私を連れて行ってくれた人が本妻から百円受け取って行きました。私の借金は二百円になったわけです。（P.104～105）

夜学の二年生を修了して1年ほど休学していたときのことです。私が住んでいた村の班長は日本人でしたが、～（中略）～その夫人が村を歩き回って「日本の軍需工場に三年の契約で仕事をしに行けばお金が儲かる、一家で少なくとも一人は行かなくてはならない」と暗に脅迫しました。～（中略）～養母が困っているのを見て、私は自分が行くと養母に告げました。～（中略）～二十歳になった年（1941年）の陰暦二月のことでした。（P.105～106）

駅で五十代の朝鮮人男性が私たちの一行を引率し、日本の軍人に引渡しました。軍人は私たちを軍用列車に乗せました。軍用列車の他の車両には軍人が乗っていました。一つの車両に私たちの一行と他の女たちも合わせて五十人ほど乗っていました。他の車両にも女たちがいたようでしたが、よくはわかりませんでした。（P.106）

汽車から降りるとなにやら放送する声が聞こえました。何の放送かと尋ねると、吉林駅だということでした。（P.107）

ある日、移動する部隊があるので一緒に行きたい者はついて行ってもいいと言われました。～（中略）～ﾄﾗｯｸに乗って出発したのですが、吐き気がひどく外を見ることもできなかったので、どこをどのように行ったのかわかりません。船にも乗ったような気がします。軍人たちは私たちを慰安所に降ろしました。慰安所の建物は吉林の慰安所と似ていました。どこだったのかはわかりませんが、爆撃がひどくて夜は灯火することもできませんでした。～（中略）～八、九ヵ月ほどしたある日、軍人たちが吉林の方に後退する気配を察した私は、ひとり死にものぐるいで軍人たちの中に混ざってそこを出ました。そうしてもといた部隊に戻ったのです。満州に戻ってしばらくした頃、解放を迎えました。　（P.113）
1996.1.4 国連・経済社会理事会　クマラスワミ報告 ＊＊＊＊＊ ＊＊＊＊
17歳のとき、日本人の村の指導者の妻が、未婚の朝鮮人少女全員に日本軍の工場に働きに行くように命じました。そのとき私は労働者として徴用されたのだと思いました。
1995.7.24 朝日新聞「元従軍慰安婦　黄錦周の世界　１」 ＊＊＊＊＊ ＊＊＊＊
この年さあ、日本が中国と戦争を始めたのは。大騒ぎで軍人だ、補給部隊だって集めて。私は十六になった秋から、若い娘の動員も始まるんさ。三年契約で軍需工場で働くってんで。～（中略）～
近所の若い娘たちはどんどん動員されてくだろ、私が十七になると、もう私たち四人しかいない。日本人の班長が、会うたびに「どうするのか」てきくし。
義母は食事ものどに通らなくなって。私を出すか、ｸﾑｼﾞｬを出すか。～（中略）～
私は聞いちゃいられない。部屋に入って、「私が行きます」っていったんさ。私が行かなきゃ。もしｸﾑｼﾞｬが行ったら居ても立ってもいられないからね。
1995.7.25 朝日新聞「元従軍慰安婦　黄錦周の世界　２」 ＊＊＊＊＊ ＊＊＊＊
多い日で十五人ぐらい、ｸﾘｽﾏｽは二十人近かったね。

（※管理人注：日本にｸﾘｽﾏｽの慣習が根付いたのは戦後）
1997.夏 日韓社会科教育交流団韓国を訪問 ＊＊＊＊＊ ＊＊＊＊
満18歳になった時のある日、男がやって来て村から娘を出すように伝達をしました。
1997.12.5 元日本軍「慰安婦」の証言を聞く集会（福岡） ＊＊＊＊＊ ＊＊＊＊
1922年扶餘生まれ。父の発病後家運が傾き、13歳のとき家をでて、奉公に出ました。村の班長（日本人）に「日本の軍需工場に行けば、お金がもうかる。一家に一人は行かなくては」と脅かされ、奉公先の娘たちにかわって、1941年、二十歳で国を離れましたが、ついた所は慰安所でした。敗戦のときは、軍隊に置き去りにされ、やっとの思いで逃げ帰りました。
戦後、苦しい生活と性病の後遺症に悩まされ、悔しい思いをだいて生きてきました。
2001.5.17 TBS「ここが変だよ日本人」 ＊＊＊＊＊ ＊＊＊＊
私は19歳で学校を卒業する25日前に日本軍に引っ張りだされ仕方なく慰安所に行ったんだ！
2001.7.17 黄錦周さんの証言を聞く会　東京大学にて ＊＊＊＊＊ ＊＊＊＊
14歳のとき、いわゆる「少女供出」で満州に連行され、皇軍兵士のセックスのはけ口にされたつらい体験を語りました。
2006.6 証言　未来への記憶　ｱｼﾞｱ「慰安婦」証言集Ⅰ 西野瑠美子・金富子編集 明石書店
（※管理人注：同書の内容は「証言　強制連行された朝鮮人軍慰安婦たち」を転載したもので内容は同じ）


keptic201 • 16 hours ago
RIP. Sorry that you were a victim of the worst that humanity has to offer. You didn't deserve it. Nobody does.
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Tsimbi skeptic201 • 16 hours ago
We really live in a protected society and a protected time compared to what much of the world has seen over the ages. As bad as we think it sometimes is here in the US, one simply has to go abroad or visit a history book to see the reality. The inhumanity of humans can be appalling.
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Aunt Rosy Tsimbi • 15 hours ago
You see the big pic. clearly.
Good for you.... unforgettably you are in the minority.
Be wonderful more people can see what you see.
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some guy Aunt Rosy • 12 hours ago
thank god nothing like that happens here in the states and that theres no such thing as human trafficking ... oh yea there is . its not a distant sort of event and some children that are missing are probably moved around and are forced to be "sex slaves"
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Book of Mormon some guy • 10 hours ago
if u dont think rape ever happens in war (in the past and present) you are naive.
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Annitte Book of Mormon • 10 hours ago
Rape happens. However creating brothels of children as a policy of the government to service soldiers isn't quite as common.
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Book of Mormon Annitte • 10 hours ago
16 is not a child.

stop trying to make it sound like they were raping babies
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Just Me Book of Mormon • 9 hours ago
Organised forced sexual relations is rape, whether you're over or under 16 is not the issue. The point is all this was organised at official levels, not just a rogue army commander "looking after" his men. These women didn't have a choice.
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Harry Hirsch Just Me • 9 hours ago
so?
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Brett Book of Mormon • 8 hours ago
First line of the third paragraph should read "forced 200,000 women and children into sexual slavery". Middle schools were raided and girls sent abroad as sexual slaves... Fact
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popseal Book of Mormon • 9 hours ago
At the "rape of Nanking" living Chinese babies were tossed into the air and used for bayonet practice by the Japanese soldiers.
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Simsim popseal • 3 hours ago
I can understand you have the Japanese and that you would want to demonize them. But what you've posted sounds like the fertile imagination of someone who has an agenda.
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Pendy1 Book of Mormon • 5 hours ago
"16 is not a child."
Not to a Mormon. Just another "sister wife".
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Meg Hinley Book of Mormon • 5 hours ago
16 is not old enough to be without a parent or make adult decisions. So yes, 16 is a child, you hypocrite who obviously has no daughters.
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hohopig Book of Mormon • 7 hours ago
So you think that they are adult? Heck .. even if they are adult, they do NOT deserve such a fate.
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ricotorpe Book of Mormon • 7 hours ago
Stop splitting hairs that aren't there. What is your point? Any idea?
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Sonia Book of Mormon • 4 hours ago
16 is a child! In Korea in the 40s 16 was a child! If you had a 16 year old daughter forced into sex slavery, you'd know she was a child! I hope her son was a source of solace to her.
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Porscha Stuttgart Book of Mormon • 4 hours ago
Holy Book of Mormon! Why are you being on the defensive about it! I don't get it!
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Kat Anon Book of Mormon • 6 hours ago
12 is.
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Harry Hirsch Book of Mormon • 9 hours ago
google India!
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Aunt Rosy some guy • 12 hours ago
I'm not talking about either / or.
maybe you are.
the living is still pretty awesome here in the U.S.... compare to many other parts of th world.
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my2cents Aunt Rosy • 11 hours ago
Travel and see the world. The US is far from a rose-garden.
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Aunt Rosy my2cents • 10 hours ago
rose garden is in the eye of the beholder.
The U.S is pretty rosy in the eye of those immigrants (both legal and illegal) who come year after year.rosy.
I come from a big military family, grew up oversea.
My sister in law's family are originally from China.
I don't want to live in China.
I live part of year in AZ. 60 miles from the border of Mexico.
I don't want to live there either.
My old friends are originally from Pakistan. No Thank You.
The past two years husband and I went to India several times. Nope.
My half brother lives in Denmark. I visit.
don't want to live there.
Cousin lives / works in Singapore. been there several times. Great for visit. don't want o live there.
spent some time in Germany when mom in law lived there.Nope
Lived in the U.K back in the 90'.
enjoyed it while there. still visit from time to time. from here.
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Tarzan Lee Aunt Rosy • 7 hours ago
How about Taiwan? Great democracy, friendly people, nice food...
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Aunt Rosy Tarzan Lee • 7 hours ago
My father worked for the state department. we lived in Taipei during the Vietnam war. it was a life time ago. Taipei is very different today compare to 40 yrs. ago. I remember eating at the night markets... loved the food vendors.
The older I get (I'm a boomer) the less I can tolerate long distance flying. Told my old husband I'll just probably die in bed ... much easier for all concerned.
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Tarzan Lee Aunt Rosy • 7 hours ago
That was Shilin night market you mentioned. Come on, guess you are still young at heart. Come be my guest.
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Aunt Rosy Tarzan Lee • 7 hours ago
Hahaha... I will always be young at heart! You're right.
I can't remember the name of the night markets since we went to several over time. I liked all of them... home cooking and all.
Thank you for your invitation. That's very kind of you.
I appreciate it very much.
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delikadesa Aunt Rosy • 8 hours ago
rose garden....coz its neighboring mexico...try north..canada....
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Aunt Rosy delikadesa • 7 hours ago
too cold
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Harry Hirsch Aunt Rosy • 9 hours ago
No China,. No Mexico..of course....but whats wrong with Denmark, Singapore or Germany?
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Aunt Rosy Harry Hirsch • 9 hours ago
Denmark and Germany are too cold for me.
From L.A, it's 14 hr. to Tokyo then another 6 hr. to Singapore. Way too long to travel back and forth. Singapore is also one of the most expansive places to live in the world.
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Tim Aunt Rosy • 8 hours ago
And over-litigated, urbanized and non-remarkable.
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Aunt Rosy Tim • 7 hours ago
tight space. high population density.
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WebWhip my2cents • 10 hours ago
That's interesting. Where have you been that compared more favorably and what was your opinion of those places?
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Patricia Pelton Tsimbi • 15 hours ago
I appreciate your comments but disagree. The recent hostage situation in Ohio was more or less on par with their experience. My personal experience is that this happens all the time in the US. Just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean it does not happen. We are not protected by any means.
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James Patricia Pelton • 15 hours ago
Does it really make sense to compare state sponsored sex-slavery for 200,000 women to a criminal who kidnaps and keeps as sex-slaves, 3 victims?

In reality, we are protected, by many means. I think your imagination is running away with itself.
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St8toutSEDC James • 15 hours ago
No, but human trafficking is a billion dollar industry and the 2nd most profitable form iof organized crime. Women, children and men are trafficked on US soil... Every single day. Passports taken and forced to work for free. ( Free labor or forced into sex industry) We are talking millions of victims. People have to stop being so naive.
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wjshelton St8toutSEDC • 12 hours ago
True, but in the US, it is neither state sanction nor state enforced, which was the case with the "Comfort Women". Both are horrible, but there is a difference when one is state sponsored on a large scale and the other is organized criminal activity.
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Larrt St8toutSEDC • 11 hours ago
I think this discussion is way over your head!
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Brian Munch St8toutSEDC • 9 hours ago
the key difference is it isnt state sponsored here..people are actively trying to stop it rather than organize and promote it
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James St8toutSEDC • 5 hours ago
Again, you're talking about organized crime. I know that human trafficking is a huge problem, although the scope at which you say it's occurring in America might be exaggerated.

That's a much better example than the Cleveland one, but it's still something being done secretly, against the law, rather than being openly sanctioned by a major world power.
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Rich_De James • 8 hours ago
Every major city in the US has AMPs - Asian massage parlors. Tulsa, Seattle, Houston, NYC, Miami, St. Louis, LA, etc., etc. The women who work there are immigrants who are forced into servitude to pay debts for expenses to bring them over, and they aren't providing massages.

Simply google asian massage parlor and any city you name and you will find this is true.
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James Rich_De • 5 hours ago
I don't think the two of you are getting the argument here, and I don't feel like re-writing it for the 4th time. Read everyone else's responses and you might figure it out for yourself.
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Rich_De James • 4 hours ago
I fully understand your argument, but you need to think about how many cities in the US have over 300,000 people, how many AMPs are in each of those cities, and how many women are in each of those AMPs. The numbers blow up quickly. According to a 1999 CIA paper, approx 50,000 women and children are trafficked annually in the US. So in four years, you've got your 200K.

And your argument based on a state sanctioned policy doesn't really hold up because that policy was 70 years ago during major world upheaval and a foreign government that has greatly changed since then. That's something you have to figure out for yourself, I guess.
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kasey413 Patricia Pelton • 14 hours ago
Patricia, really, you need a reality check. Although I feel for the women in Ohio, there is a huge difference between some nutcase kidnapping 3 women and the state sponsored kidnapping and rape of 200,000 women. You should give that a bit of thought.
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CASTEC kasey413 • 11 hours ago
exactly because the sex slave women had nobody to seek to help them, the govt was part of it!!
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Harry Hirsch CASTEC • 9 hours ago
really? of course ..it was war ..all was the govts decision!
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hencheryjohn CASTEC • 8 hours ago
What were they going to do?...Call the Police?
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Busted hencheryjohn • 4 hours ago
I am the police ... What is your problem dude?
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Cory Stereo Patricia Pelton • 14 hours ago
"My personal experience is that this happens all the time in the US. Just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean it does not happen."

This has got to be the most idi0tic thing I've read in some time.
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Bob Smith Cory Stereo • 13 hours ago
It is quite commonly reported that there are more people living under slavery in the world today than at any point in history, including when slavery was legal. And yes, some of those slaves are here in the United States. It just happens to be done under the radar. Brothels, for instance, where Asian and Hispanic women are trafficed from one place to the next exist in every big city in the US.
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Annitte Bob Smith • 10 hours ago
Different from it being the practice and policy of the government.. If a sex slave in the US goes to the police there is help. When a person is a sex slave of government that is a different thing.
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WenPap Bob Smith • 11 hours ago
Did you forget to mention white and black women ??
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hencheryjohn Cory Stereo • 12 hours ago
How So?
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sherri56 Patricia Pelton • 12 hours ago
Just wanted to pass along something. We think that these stories are all over the media. That it would be impossible for anyone to not have heard of them (ex. the Ohio captives) but I have a friend, who has a smartphone and internet etc. and had not heard of the Ohio story, until months later when I mentioned it. Did not know anything about it. So there are people who go around, live their lives, never listen to any news, never read a paper or news story online. It amazed me because this person is under 40, connected and yet had not heard of it happening.
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Bill Patricia Pelton • 11 hours ago
Not on an official and industrial level.

Get real.
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Larrt Patricia Pelton • 11 hours ago
You have no idea what you are comparing!
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cptdondo Tsimbi • 7 hours ago
Well, at the same time the US government was taking Americans of Japanese descent and forcibly removing them into concentration camps in remote and inhospitable parts of the US. The only difference is that they weren't raped as a matter of policy, but their lives were destroyed, their possessions taken, and they were held in inhuman conditions, surrounded by guard towers and barbed wire.

Go back in your own history. (Yes, I am an American, but one who understands the brutality of human history is not limited to "other than us", whoever "us" happens to be.)
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James Ball Tsimbi • 14 hours ago
So you're just going to pretend slavery didn't happen in this country? Or segregation? It doesn't get any more appalling and inhumane than that
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NotAmerican Tsimbi • 13 minutes ago
Things like this still exist. Not so long ago in Bosnia and nowdays in parts of Africa, Asia....
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mountainlady Tsimbi • 3 hours ago
Particularly in the casual attitude toward women mistreated in war as "just the way it is" and as "soldiers have their needs". Disgusting. Until the official Japanese position is one of grief, regret and a pledge that this will never happen again....anything they offer is useless.
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fan skeptic201 • 13 hours ago
Google Justice Pal, it will make your blood boil! He was the only international judge who found all Japanese war criminals not guilty during the tribunal. The Japanese built a memorial for him inside the Yasukuni shrine where Japanese war criminals are enshrined. This is ridiculous!
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Usmc8408 skeptic201 • 13 hours ago
Relax people, 'Skeptic' wasn't saying it's the worst thing to ever happen, he/she said is was part of the worst of things humanity does to "itself." In a list of the worst, this would be one. So chillax with the rebuttals and comparisons, my peeps! :)
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NotAmerican skeptic201 • 16 minutes ago
Many Japanese would disagree with you.

There is a genre of soldier rapist porn in Japan = japanese actors in
WW2 uniforms raping and torturing (presumably) non-japanese civilian
women (presumably japanese actresses). Aparently many Japanese are still
fascinated, excited and fantasise about such horrible practices. As far
as I know it is not banned. Quite revolting.
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Busted skeptic201 • 4 hours ago
Prostitution is a crime nonetheless.
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sports_medic • 15 hours ago
Germans were required to confront the crimes against humanity committed under Nazi Germany. Germans were forced to tour the camps and strict laws were put in place to hinder the rebirth of the Nazi party in Germany. Those responsible for war crimes are hunted down even several decades later.

We did not do the same in Japan. We did not conduct robust war crime trials like we did in Germany. We allowed the emperor to remain on the throne. Senior leaders were not held accountable and several of them still occupy high positions. These leaders lay wreaths to honor those who committed atrocities. Japanese textbooks gloss over their crimes against humanity, instead, blaming U.S. policy for making their actions inevitable and chastise the U.S. for how we ended the war. In Japan, there is no shame for what they did. Japan only feels shame that they lost the war.
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prin12 sports_medic • 10 hours ago
you can say its all in the past and japan has "formally apologized". But its not the past that is the problem but japans current attitude to history. An apology is something that is genuine. You don't say sorry, then deny what you did was wrong. This is the way of japanese politicians whom continue white wash their country's war atrocities, paying tributes to war criminals and claim that the use of comfort women were "necessary". This is not something that can be resolved with meager compensation. Until japan honestly faces up to its past, it will not get the respect from their neighbors they are seeking..
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NotAmerican prin12 • 19 minutes ago
There is a ganre of soldier rapist porn in Japan = japanese actors in WW2 uniforms raping and torturing (presumably) non-japanese civilian women (presumably japanese actresses). Aparently many Japanese are still fascinated, excited and fantasise about such horrible practices. As far as I know it is not banned. Quite revolting.
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WenPap sports_medic • 11 hours ago
Thats because in Japan it was " just women " that the crimes were committed against....In Germany men were also involved....
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Dark Night WenPap • 11 hours ago
Thousands of men were also used as medical experiments, while others were sent to slave labor in Russia, China, Indonesia, etc. Young men were recruited and sent to war by the same oppressors that ransacked their motherland. So I have no idea what you mean by "just women"
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Annitte Dark Night • 10 hours ago
I suspect they were referring to the Comfort women.
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Dark Night Annitte • 10 hours ago
I was referring to WenPap's comment listed above.
Quote "Thats because in Japan it was " just women " that the crimes were committed against....In Germany men were also involved..." end quote.
So is this guy saying that the Germans also had Comfort women, and Comfort men?
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Harry Hirsch Dark Night • 9 hours ago
but you have right? some 19 years old Chinese kid like you with a big mouth
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Dark Night Harry Hirsch • 8 hours ago


You should study your country history.
In those day, Korean could become commander of Japanese imperial military.
And, Most of policeman in korean peninsula were Korean man.
Officer of local goverment were also Korean.
How did we abduct Korean women ?
Then, did Korean man join to abduct Korean women ?
Of course, NO.
In fact, Japanese and "Korean" goverment admit that there are no witness.
Nobady saw that Japanese military abdducted Korean women.
Basically, Most of comfort women were Japanese women.
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justme55 2600zero • 8 hours ago
Do YOU know your history correctly? Is what is written in your history books the truth??
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2600zero justme55 • 7 hours ago
I understand that you doubt me.
but I don't tell the story based on a book.
I wrote the story based on many books and goverment documents.
Although there are few books in English, George Akita and Brandon Palmer who are American describe Korean's situation in those day.
Their book is neutral.
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justme55 2600zero • 7 hours ago
I question any books under the control of a government. Thanks for the information.
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Kang 2600zero • 9 hours ago
Wow~~~~ you are really logical person~~ I'm impressed!
I agree that lots Korean could be a commander, officer or policeman in Korean.
However, the head of Korea was Japanese, and they used the Korean people to rule Korean people efficiently. For exemple, they got a promotion when Korean did something good for Japan and Japanese. I admitted that this was the sad history for Korean but the force of Japan made Korean miserable.
However, Japan doesn't make any excuses for Korea and many countries, I think that this is really shame, isn't it~??
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sdk88 • 13 hours ago
You'll get a job if you go to the brothel? So they went? What did they think took place there? Gee, sounds wholesome, what a great opportunity!
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Fresh Sprinkles • 14 hours ago
So are we going to still be talking about this 70 years from now?
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Guest Fresh Sprinkles • 12 hours ago
"We" meaning women? If so, the answer is yes.
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Guest • 15 hours ago
We should look the other way because Japan is now our top ally in Asia and we all hate China.
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coolbreeez Guest • 15 hours ago
I'm wondering if you would've felt that way if it was your mother, grandmother, or even your sister that this had happened to?
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Jailin Rose coolbreeez • 14 hours ago
sounds like this hit a bit too close to home . . . sorry your mother was a ho
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Istenno Jailin Rose • 14 hours ago
no one truly loves you.
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Jailin Rose Istenno • 5 hours ago
Not since the comfort woman lady died . . . she loved me long time
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FoodStampChristian Guest • 15 hours ago
Because china has money and nukes and America is bankrupt?
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Liberal Bias Guest • 15 hours ago
Sarcastic? Unfortunately that's just how foreign policy goes these days.
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nick Guest • 15 hours ago
It's best not to be ally with people that are hated by the entire region, just look at all the problem Israel gotten us.
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jaareshiah • 10 hours ago
Over the past 100 years, there has been a steady moral degradation. Personal pleasure has replaced genuine love. And there was the rationalization that Korean women should serve as "comfort women" for the interests of Japanese soldiers before and during World War II, for "risking their lives and deserved a ' rest' ". It doesn't matter of the psychological and emotional damage done, as long it is in the interest of nationalism.

This selfish sexual arrangement causes such a measure of mental and emotional turmoil within a woman, having been repeatedly raped to satisfy the sexual lust of the Japanese soldiers, that many never recover, unable to effectively function as a woman or even as a person. Some dive into deep depression, substance abuse, paranoia or commit suicide. Their dignity has been lost. They are traumatized. At times, death seems to be more favorable than living with the pain.

Jesus identified that our time period, called the "last days", would especially be lacking love, agape love, love that seeks the interests of others ahead of itself. At Matthew 24:12, Jesus said that "because of the increasing of lawlessness, the love of the greater number will cool off."

This has come to pass, whereby even governments have been the promoter of this atrocity in order to fuel their soldiers selfish sexual desire and of course, nationalistic interests. That is why the Bible describes all human governments as a composite "wild beast" that does wicked things to their "prey", tearing them apart at will.(Rev 13:1, 2)

My wife was raped by her uncle when she was five, but her mother did not believe her. She was later sexually assaulted at 15 by a US military officer and then at 16 was raped by her father, who was a sergeant in the US army when he was drunk.(nearly 1/3 of women fighting the U.S. war in Iraq were raped by fellow soldiers) Right after our marriage, some 35 years ago, she began to show signs of emotional turmoil, crying in the middle of the night, that accelerated until she reached her later 30s.

At that time, she began showing signs of mental illness that eventually put her into 4 mental health hospitals in a 6 year period. Then some 3 1/2 years ago, at the age of 54, she suffered a complete paralyzation of her left side of her body, with me as her husband becoming a 24/7 caregiver.

All of this is a direct result, at least for her, of what rape can do. It can cause mental, emotional and physical damage of such magnitude, damage that only our Maker, Jehovah God, can repair, giving back a woman her dignity.(see Rev 21:3-5) Only He can remove the painful memories, and give her a perfect body on a paradise earth.(see Isa 65:17)
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Alexishere jaareshiah • 10 hours ago
Unfortunately, not even "your maker" can remove the painful memories. As for her dignity, she never lost it :-) Make sure to tell her that every day.
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cotton jaareshiah • 10 hours ago
You bring up so many real issues and you seem to know the topic very well, but you are taking on such a defeatist attitude!! Thinking so negatively will not only hurt your own feelings but also anybody you talk with (including women who come to you or who you talk with about this topic).

Not that it isn't a massive problem whose severity needs to be brought to light and dealt with, but as Alexishere states, "As for her dignity, she never lost it." She can still be strong and proud -- as long as she allows herself to be! I hope she can learn to see that as well. ^_^
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Hannibal Lecter jaareshiah • 10 hours ago
no
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Guest • 13 hours ago
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Incredulous45 Guest • 13 hours ago
With many faults, just like the rest of the world.
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shironekojp • 12 hours ago
Why do CNN spread the lies of Comfort Women all the time? They are nothing more than prostitutes who applied for the job ads. Don't you know World War is ended in 1945. Why do attack against us even now? Are you crazy?
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lucyalways shironekojp • 9 hours ago
Why can't you face the truth and history. You are really the same with your past with your ambitious leader ABe.If you really want Indignation, you should know what is right history and then move on!
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hokkaidoboy • 12 hours ago
There's no concluding evidence on comfort women. However, the government of Japan has apologized over it after years of international pressure. But I ask again, what about the crime of communist China?
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Patrick Valdez hokkaidoboy • 12 hours ago
We're not talking about China, are we?
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lucyalways hokkaidoboy • 9 hours ago
Japan is always avoiding history!where is their logic?
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Chopper1 hokkaidoboy • 8 hours ago
What crime? The only crime is the bukkake you committed on your sister and her teenage friends butbtonyou nhips maybe it is not seen as crime?
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snakebite8 hokkaidoboy • 12 hours ago
Shhhh we owe them money.
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DM snakebite8 • 12 hours ago
A LOT of money.
Buy LOCAL. Support your own country.
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Jailin Rose • 14 hours ago
Me love her long time
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2600zero • 10 hours ago
Japan forced about 200,000 women into sex slavery?
Don't make me laugh!!
In those day, Korean could become commander of Japanese imperial military.
And, Most of policeman in korean peninsula were Korean man.
Officer of local goverment were also Korean.
How did we abduct Korean women ?
Then, did Korean man join to abduct Korean women ?
Of course, NO.
In fact, Japanese and "Korean" goverment admit that there are no witness.
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najania 2600zero • 10 hours ago
Can you read the article and understand what you are reading? There are reams of testimony by the surviving comfort women themselves as to how they were duped or forced into sexual slavery. And as Hosaka Masayasu, a Japanese historian of the Showa era, has pointed out, the Imperial Army and Japanese gov't destroyed any and all incriminating documents they could get their hands on before the arrival of the Occupation Forces, so claims about lack of documentary evidence are badly compromised, to say the least.
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2600zero najania • 9 hours ago
You don't trust Japanese goverment investigation also Korean historian investigation ?
Korean historians also admit there were no abduction by Japanese army.
Nobody including her family and neighbor saw that Japanese abducted Korean.
In the fist time, comfort women said in press that I was sold by "my parents".
This is very sad story. But Japanese women were also same conditions because Japan was poor.
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cotton 2600zero • 9 hours ago
look. it happened, and constant denial only brings Japan more negative attention globally.

every country makes bad mistakes sometimes. many of Japan's just happen to stem from the WWII era (same with the USA, to be honest; we did a LOT of awful things in WWII and post-WWII!). it's important to accept these issues for the sake of learning from them. we learn, we change, and through this we are able to improve global relations.
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2600zero cotton • 9 hours ago
I appreciate and understand your opinions.
Of course, We have already regreted and apologized to many asian nations, may times. But, we can't apologize that we didn't do thing.
Can you apologize that you didn't do thing ?
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cotton 2600zero • 6 hours ago
That's true. I think it's a little silly, too, since the people that caused problems in the first place are mostly dead or at least no longer a part of politics...

but I think it's kind of unavoidable because when you become a government official you are not representing just yourself but the whole history of your government. It would definitely be preferable if both sides could look forward and stop letting things in the past from preventing the development of a mutually amicable relationship.

I think within Korea, the image of Japan is steadily increasing. Many young people study abroad in Japan, and though they do suffer hardships or are singled out for being Korean, I think they in general are able to see through the barrier put up by both sides. There's still some clear stigma, and there are people who still dislike Japan even if they go there, but I think that is changing.

In Japan, too, I think the situation is changing for the better -- but it's more gradual. I have one Japanese friend who learned through studying abroad that this is just silly. He used to dislike Koreans a lot, but when studying abroad in the USA he met a lot of Korean people who were also studying abroad, and through that companionship he realized there was nothing inherently wrong with them. But still, I hear a lot of Japanese people, mostly elderly but some young people as well, who really dislike Koreans just as a rule.

And situations like the repeated visiting of Yasukuni Shrine (which is not exactly the fault of the Prime Minister, since he's pretty much obligated to go) just make this growth more difficult.

I don't know enough about it, so I can't say for sure; I just hope that the situation is able to improve mutually.
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Kohyu Nishimura • 13 hours ago
Show me a clear evidence of sex-slavery.
Any propaganda will be defeated by the historical facts, as we all humankind had been watching the history.
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rebbebupkis Kohyu Nishimura • 12 hours ago
Again, read the Rape of Nanking. You're like a Holocaust denier (i.e., misinformed and in serious denial).
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T. Storm Kohyu Nishimura • 13 hours ago
Go read an Asian WWII history book.... It won't take you long to find the FACTS about it (Not your opinion).
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Phong Mach Kohyu Nishimura • 13 hours ago
You are an ignaramous.
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Guest Kohyu Nishimura • 12 hours ago
Do us all a favor and look up the definition of slavery. Slavery does not require a systematic nationwide "business." It is the act of subjugating another for labor without reward or freedom. It's not complicated. The commenter "rebbebupkis" is correct, you are like a Holocaust denier.
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Fresh Sprinkles • 14 hours ago
They lost the war, get over it. There is nothing more to do but get over it.
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Jailin Rose • 15 hours ago
Me love her long time :-(
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DM Jailin Rose • 15 hours ago
Not funny. Not necessary. These women were victims and your attempt at humour is completely lost on me. Why?
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Jailin Rose DM • 14 hours ago
She got started in 1940. If that's not a long time to love her, IDK what is. That's why I put a sadface up.
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DM Jailin Rose • 14 hours ago
Good thing you explained yourself. Many would think you were using an actual bigoted statement reflecting how media used to portray these women as if they were happy to be there. Wouldn't want you adding insult to injury.
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Jailin Rose DM • 5 hours ago
Nope, sadface
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FoodStampChristian • 15 hours ago
It looks like the Japanese Nazi invaded almost all Asian countries and the Pearl Harbor. Japan rocks!
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cebo • 12 hours ago
90 is like 378 in ho0ker years. What an amazingly long life.
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Jailin Rose • 15 hours ago
She love you long time
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Evolve123 Jailin Rose • 9 hours ago
Damn I didn't see that someone already said this before I said it... Sorry
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Pressure cooker • 16 hours ago
If she was pretty,I bet she got lots of tips.
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Aunt Rosy Pressure cooker • 16 hours ago
slave labor. no tips.
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unbeguiled • 6 hours ago
Two things seem pretty obvious .... she was a welfare cheat and most likely did not give up the worlds oldest profession ..... a real female role model????? .... "She worked as a garbage collector, but didn't make enough, so she had to rely on government subsidies. It's unclear how, but she was able to make three donations to a scholarship fund totaling more than $92,000"
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respectfully_disagree unbeguiled • 5 hours ago
You don't have a shred of evidence for that claim. Until you do, show some respect. This woman endured real hardship and pain at the hands of a cruel enemy. Cruelty that many of us will have the good fortune never to endure. Those two things don't seem obvious at all. unless you are privy to more information than the rest of us.
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reddfrog respectfully_disagree • 5 hours ago
unbeguiled thinks that being crude and disrespectful is cool. Too much Hollywood.
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Tinwoods reddfrog • 3 hours ago
It's absurd enough how often trolls blame "Hollywood" for all of the world's ills, but your claim here takes the cake,
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Liverpoolfc10 • 10 hours ago
It was a long time ago, the fighters were risking their lives... a little rape is fine given the circumstance. Get over it Korea..
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wrle Liverpoolfc10 • 9 hours ago
says the japanese.
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Sunandan K Liverpoolfc10 • 9 hours ago
Was your mommy or grand mum around back then?
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Liverpoolfc10 Sunandan K • 7 hours ago
My gran was, if she was fighting in the war and she needed to ride some bloke to distress i'm sure theyd understand
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Sunandan K Liverpoolfc10 • 7 hours ago
Am sure your Gran must have helped quite a few blokes release their stress. Good for you.
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Chopper1 Liverpoolfc10 • 8 hours ago
How's having sex with that corgis going over thre in Liverpool?
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rebbebupkis Liverpoolfc10 • 9 hours ago
Yes, Mr. Stalin.
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onaturalia • 16 hours ago
The US has pimps too. They pimp wherever there is a demand. I'm not sure what you can do about this. Paying off the victims isn't really a solution.
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Lucilletheguitar onaturalia • 16 hours ago
The government was the pimp in this case. They shouldn't have been forcing women of another country into being sex slaves.
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onaturalia Lucilletheguitar • 16 hours ago
Yes. It was a crime against humanity. I don't know why Korean's were involved. I guess the Korean's could not protect themselves.
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ss9221 onaturalia • 16 hours ago
just curious, what prompted you to "balance" out any analysis about Japan by saying what goes on here?
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onaturalia ss9221 • 16 hours ago
Because I see the same thing happening here. Young females being forced into prostitution because people can make money off them. This is all about money. It isn't about helping the war effort.
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ss9221 onaturalia • 16 hours ago
is our military doing that? have they set up joy divisions on a wide scale of 200k women?
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darrell01 • 10 hours ago
It was different times. Soldiers were stressed. They didn't have internet to entertain them.
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Aunt Rosy darrell01 • 9 hours ago
did you know Japaneses soldiers back then were some of the first Meth addicts/ Their military provided it to them so they needed less food / sleep and had more energy to fight.
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Haruko Minamoto • 3 hours ago
Nobody bother to question why there were no comfort women in other parts of Asia that Japanese occupied during WWII. If you want to know what "comfort women" are, watch the movie "Empire of the Sun."

This article's version is sensationalized propaganda.
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VNN Haruko Minamoto • 2 hours ago
above comment show the world how successful that Japanese government white wash the history and brainwash they people. This is dangerous sign to the world that the Japanese right wings are become majority. US must control tight your little brother to avoid them to be mad.
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maomao00118621 Haruko Minamoto • 25 minutes ago
there were comfort women all over asia under japanese occupation during ww2.Either you are brainwashed or trying to spread lies
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Alien Haruko Minamoto • an hour ago
Ah, 'Japanese' troll.
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VQuakr81 Haruko Minamoto • 2 hours ago
There were comfort women in other parts of Asia, dummy.
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Blade Haruko Minamoto • an hour ago
Can you be my comfort woman?
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Porscha Stuttgart • 4 hours ago
Who would have expected this from the Japanese? The most courteous, respect-filled and seemingly most peaceful people, to be around, on earth!
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Tinwoods Porscha Stuttgart • 3 hours ago
Are you not familiar with this little event of the 20-Century called World War 2?
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Pete Pumber • 2 hours ago
Did she die of STD?
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Mobileman Pete Pumber • an hour ago
yea one you gave her
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Blade Mobileman • an hour ago
i had an STD 3 times and got rid of it twice ....
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Pressure cooker • 16 hours ago
Did she ever say how many she handled ?
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Aunt Rosy Pressure cooker • 16 hours ago
why do you want to know?
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水果 • 2 hours ago
The shameless Japanese guy wants to eat bullets.
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socali • 6 hours ago
Nevermind Japan or Korea, when China starts invading other countries, they will implement the comfort woman program worse than the Japanese.
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DieEver socali • 4 hours ago
LOL...
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reddfrog socali • 5 hours ago
I don't think the Chinese like Filipino women.
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maomao00118621 socali • 6 hours ago
fear monger
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Bill Clinton • 8 hours ago
Because they were Japanese men with their 1/2" peters wouldn't you have to be raped 12 times to equal once in the USA.
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reddfrog Bill Clinton • 5 hours ago
If it's a fat white guy, their big belly won't allow intercourse. The flab gets in the way.
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SemiahmooWR reddfrog • 3 hours ago
If it's a Chinese guy, they prefer prepubescent girls because they feel more powerful.
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Joereah Turner • 14 hours ago
God, please help us!
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countertrans • 15 hours ago
do you think giving comfort women to soldiers prevented rape? was that the thinking?
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MOM • 11 hours ago
This is just something that needed to be and it was humane to render comfort to the solders but should be under volunteer bases only . should not be raped ever .
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Grace MOM • 10 hours ago
Yes, the natural use of the woman. The term is in the bible. Look it up
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justme55 Grace • 8 hours ago
You better try reading more of the Bible. That is incorrect. Rape is not permitted.

Deuteronomy 22:25–27 (ESV)
25 “But if in the open country a man meets a young woman who is betrothed, and the man seizes her and lies with her, then only the man who lay with her shall die. 26 But you shall do nothing to the young woman; she has committed no offense punishable by death.
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TammyOfKS • 11 minutes ago
Had it been American soldiers, it would have been comfort children.
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FredUp • 5 hours ago
Japan’s abhorrent practice of enslaving women to provide sex for its troops in World War II has a little-known sequel: After its surrender, with approval from the U.S. occupation authorities, Japan set up a “comfort women” system for American GIs.
“Sadly, we police had to set up sexual comfort stations for the US occupation troops,” recounts the official history of the Ibaraki Prefectural Police Department. “The strategy was to create a breakwater to protect regular Japanese women and girls from being raped by GIs.” BBC
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HarpoMarx • 8 hours ago
Totally agree
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Kuri Matsumoto • 9 hours ago
See!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggQaYD...
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If she was in a Seoul hospital, it seems she may have had time to tell her story if she wanted to.
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Can anyone tell me, what do Chinese call their fine dinner plates?
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The same thing they call their fine dinner forks.
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when will we learn that war is unnecessary and dangerous. Even now there are people who are planning to go for war with Iran, North korea, Syria etc. a countries defences should be limited to protecting their own land, aircraft carriers, long range bombers, long range missiles, wmd, are just things that are waiting to unleash catastrophic disasters to human.
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If you want to believe that war is unnecessary, keep on believing that. . .and in a couple of generations your descendants will probably be speaking Arabic, or Chinese.

If we hadn't thought war was necessary in the 1940's we'd be speaking German now and live in a world which was judenfrei.

If we hadn't thought war was necessary in the 1860's, African Americans would still be chattel property in much of the US.

We live in a world filled with bad people, who want to do bad things to us. We have to be prepared for war to defend ourselves and stand up to protect others.
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China need to be careful. Japan has a long one for them too.
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『慰安婦 個人列伝』

division(division) / 作成時間 : 2010-09-11 14:36

名前：黄錦周　

生年月日　1922年扶餅生まれ(明石書店出版物)
1927年扶餅生まれ(朝日新聞)

略歴　(黄錦周婆さんの証言だけ)

1934年＝父が病気になり薬代の借金の為に、ハムフン市の崔さんの家の女中になる　(明石書店：証言・強制連行された朝鮮人慰安婦達)

1935年＝14歳の時、いわゆる少女供出命令で満州に連行され、皇軍兵士の玩具にされた。　(2001年7月17日　東京大学での講演)

1936年＝酷い扱いを受け、崔さんの妻の本家に移動する。借金は増えたが、学校に通わせてもらう　(明石書店：証言・強制連行された朝鮮人慰安婦達)

1938年＝日本人の村の指導者の妻が、未婚の朝鮮人女性全員を集め、日本の工場に働きに行くように命じた。私は労働者として徴用されたと思った。　(国連　経済社会理事会　クワマスワミ報告)

1938年＝ハンフン市の女学校在学中に国民徴用令で動員された。軍需工場に行くと思ったが、着いた所は満州の吉林市の慰安所だった。　(1995年　朝日新聞)

1939年＝ある日突然男達が村にやってきて、村から娘を供出すると言いました。　(1997年8月　日韓社会科教育交流団での講演)

1940年＝女学校を卒業する25日前に、婚約者の家の庭で強制連行された。　(TBS：ここが変だよ日本人)

1941年＝村の班長に強制的に命令されて、崔さんの家の娘の代わりに志願した。(明石書店：証言・強制連行された朝鮮人慰安婦達)


苦しい慰安婦の時代の証言

1995年7月24日　朝日新聞夕刊　
「最初の一年は将校専属の慰安婦で、昼間は病気や怪我の兵士の看病もした。三年目から部隊内の慰安所で兵士達の相手をした。特にクリスマスには相手が多かった。」

証言・強制連行された慰安婦達　明石書店
「満州の吉林に強制連行された。食事も軍人達と一緒に食べた。その後トラックと船で移動し、より厳しい環境になった。ここでは主に海軍の軍人を相手にした」

TBSテレビ　ここが変だよ日本人　
「証拠がないだって！私が証拠だよ！これ以上の証拠を出せと言うんだ！」


検証してみよう。

黄錦周婆さんを検証してみよう。

１・生年月日が２つあるようだ。
２・7回も日本軍警に強制連行されたようだ
３・満州の吉林で海軍軍人相手に慰安婦をしていたようだ。
４・日本軍にはクリスマス休暇があったようだ
５・慰安婦の立場でありながら、女学校に在学していたようだ。
６・最高の証拠は上記の証言をする自分だそうだ。

韓国人は恥ずかしくないですか？

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mokmok (mokmok) 2010-09-11 14:38
薬物中毒かもしれないね

division (division) 2010-09-11 14:39
mokmok＞普通の韓国人だと思いますが。＾＾　韓国人は反論して下さい。

개⑩(·∀·) (kechoding) 2010-09-11 14:40
(´・ω・) ここで何やら言ってしまえば、 韓国内で殺害されることもできるから、 言えない。

division (division) 2010-09-11 14:41
kechoding＞そんな状況だから・・・この人は今でも良い生活を享受しています。

meiji (mhs2020) 2010-09-11 14:43
韓国人たちは精神に問題がいる 老人分をあまり苦しめるのではないか^^...

division (division) 2010-09-11 14:43
meiji＞このような人物を・・・国連の理事会で証言させるのだから・・・度胸は素晴らしいですね。＾＾

division (division) 2010-09-11 14:46
反日韓国人の反論は無いのですか？　

division (division) 2010-09-11 14:57
反論がないようなので　韓国人は黄錦周婆さんは嘘吐きと認めると認定します。＾＾

HONDA_CVIC (lumiere_AT) 2010-09-11 15:22
日本人は冷静で、科学的に思考できる国民が多い。しかし、戦後の贖罪意識の植え込みのせいで、「日本以外のアジア人」、「老人」、「女性」、「戦時中の日本」、「被害者(を名乗る人)」・・・・というキーワードが揃うと、論理的な思考が鈍ってしまい、このような矛盾だらけの嘘でも何となく受け入れてしまう。これは日本人の大きな弱点。日本を狙う外国は巧みにそこを突いてくる。

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【参考：集団移入朝鮮人労務者数】　（日韓国交正常化交渉資料）

『自由募集：　1939.9～1942.2　148549人』
『官あっせん：　1949.2～1944.8　約32万人』　
『国民徴用：　1949.9～1945.4月頃　約20万人』

朝鮮半島の国民徴用令は、1944年8月8日、適用を免除されていた朝鮮人にも実施するとした閣議決定がなされ、1944年9月より実施されました。


『(´・ω・) ここで何やら言ってしまえば、 韓国内で殺害されることもできるから、 言えない。』と言う韓国の人の発言がありました。もちろん殺害ということは無いでしょうが、他のサイトなどに「親日的発言をした」と広まったりする事はあるようです。
従って、うかつなことは言えないこともあるのでしょう。
そう言えば、以前、「竹島」についての時にも同じことを言っていた韓国の人がいました。

『頑張れ　李栄薫教授』でも紹介しましたが、韓国では「親日的発言」というのは一般の人でも結構大変なことのようです。



http://blog.goo.ne.jp/andoro-n/e/57a5090bbd12f8602c5825ad0ead9cae

元慰安婦：黄錦周さんの証言（元慰安婦たちはこう言っている）
2007-09-08 18:14:40 | 歴史
元慰安婦たちはこう言っている（その１）

最近読いくつかんだ本から元慰安婦の体験を紹介します。

（１）黄錦周さん＝弱った慰安婦は埋められ殺された

『この恨みを日本にぶつけたい－黄錦周さん

1922年忠道南道扶余県で生まれました。生家は貧しく12才の時100円で売られソウルの金持ちの家で小間使いをして以来、ずっといろいろな家で子守・女中をしてきました。数えで17才の時、女中をしていた咸鏡北道ハムン郡の金持ちの家に、工場供出の員数割り当てが来て、その家には19才と15才の娘がいたのですが、私が工場に行くことになったのです。

　ハムンの家には10代の娘が40人位集められていました。乗せられた列車の窓は全部黒紙がはられ、どこを走っているのかまったくわからなくしており、軍人達が車内を見張っていました。次の日の夕方、満州のどこかでおろされ、15人ほどでトラックにつまれて、数時間行ったところで降ろされました。吉林省のどこかでした。

　そこで「ナガキハルコ」と呼ばれ、20畳ほどの畳を敷いた部屋に通され、軍の命令で「服を脱げ」と言われたのです。私はパジを脱がないよう必死で押さえていたら、刀で下着を切られました。慰安所といった建物は特になく、毎日いろんな兵舎に連れて行かれ、兵隊の寝台で相手をさせられました。ドアの外には兵隊達が並んでいました。最初の10日間は「新品」ということで将校達の相手をさせられました。洗濯、食堂の手伝い、針仕事、土掘りの仕事までさせられ、休みはまったくありませんでした。なのにお金も軍票も何も貰っていません。十字のマークの軍人が私たちを管理していました。

　１日何人の相手をさせられたのか判りません。気絶してしまうこともありました。生理の時許してくれと言ってもダメでした。私は何とか休みたいと体中にわざと生理の血を塗りまくって、兵隊の気をそごうとしました。兵士達は気に入らないと殴る・蹴るの暴力をはたらきました。私も数百回、数千回殴られたかしれません。病気で弱った慰安婦は掘った穴に入れられ手榴弾で殺され、埋められたと聞きます。

1945年の7月末期、部隊内が騒がしくなったんです。私は危険を感じ荷物をまとめて様子を窺っていましたが、8月15日突然「早く出ろ」と言われ、数名で逃げたのですが、途中で一人になってしまいました。汽車で清津という所へ行き、さらに船で羅津に行き、そこから２ヶ月歩いて12月の始めやっとソウルにつきました。』
出典：『従軍慰安婦と戦後補償』高木健一、三一書房、1992年（p47～p48全文）

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