As a child, one Korean father was...

President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Prime Minister...

Koreans generally used to make their own...

Propaganda story about a Japanese couple in...

Korean comfort women in a “performing arts...

Young female employees lining up to receive...

Governor Koiso told Korean conscripts in Imperial...

In 1943, ethnic Korean school principal says...

In November 1943, colonial authorities implemented a...

In 1938, an Imperial Japanese ideologue took...

Another part of a propaganda interview of...

Koreans in Seoul streetcar observing mandatory daily...

In June 1944, the Japanese military gave...

In October 1922, a hit squad of...

In 1917, an 11-year-old Korean girl in...

Category: Comfort Women

Uncategorized

Another part of a propaganda interview of Korean comfort women who returned from a whirlwind 1943 Japan tour visiting wounded Imperial Japanese soldiers, and one of the comfort women retired to “live life without shame as a sister and mother of splendid soldiers of the Korean peninsula”

2022-05-15

101

(Translation) Gyeongseong Ilbo　(Keijo Nippo) August 14, 1943 A chorus of sincerity in response to gratitude Receiving encouragement from the heroes

Comfort Women

Korean comfort women in a “performing arts comfort team” embark on whirlwind July-August 1943 Japan tour visiting wounded Imperial Japanese soldiers

2022-04-26

129

There was a “performing arts comfort team” of 14 Korean comfort women who went to Japan in July and

Uncategorized

Korean comfort women interviewed after whirlwind 1943 Japan tour visiting wounded Imperial Japanese soldiers who ‘showed us again and again with their bodies, not with their words, that Japan and Korea were to be unified as one’ and ‘we were often moved to tears because we did not feel worthy’

2022-02-21

98

Notes: This article contains an interview with the Korean comfort women who were part of a ‘comfort team’ which

Japanese Language

1943 editorial calls for Korean language to be wiped out, says Korean comfort women were touched by the noble appearance and hearts of the Imperial Japanese soldiers, and the women offered heartfelt comfort in response as their chests filled with excitement, their sincere hearts touching each other

2022-01-18

101

Notes: This editorial article from 1943 explicitly and blatantly calls for the Korean language to be “wiped out”. Here