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Group launches body to help build A-bomb memorial park in S. Korea

Saturday 16th August, 07:26 AM JST

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  • USNinJapan2 at 08:13 PM JST - 16th August

    So how many surviving Korean hibakusha actually repatriated to the location? What does 'a large number' mean? $38 million sounds like an awful lot for this. Who is providing the funding? Not enough info in this article...

  • sdpat11 at 05:56 AM JST - 17th August

    It is about time that Koreans recognize the fact that their grandparents shared the same fate as their Japanese counterparts in this crime against humanity committed by the victors of WWII.

  • OssanULTRA at 11:54 AM JST - 17th August

    There were over 240,000 Koreans in the Imperial Japanse Army and Navy, from enlisted men to high ranking officers. And they weren't "forced into serving" by the Japanese because the numbers who enlisted far exceeded the Japanese quotas. This is part of the Korean identity that they completely deny while crying perpetual victim. Perhaps facing the reality that some Koreans suffered right alongside the Japanese (both civilians unfortunately in this case) at the hands of the allies might help wake them up into understanding their real history.

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