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Japanese navy employed sex slaves as 'nurses' after WWII

Friday 20th June, 05:26 AM JST

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  • OssanULTRA at 09:27 AM JST - 20th June

    "Modern history researchers said these women were most likely hired as nurses and given the status of civilian employees in the military."

    That's exactly what they were as "Comfort Women", civilian employees on the military payroll.

  • saintseiya at 11:32 AM JST - 20th June

    Japanese military command of WW2 was horrible and it's pathetic to see theses documents come up after so many years. In germany you can read about any Nazi-millitary command actions during the horrible years, which lefts no space for pro-Nazi opinions, in japan thought there is no true remorse in regards to the millitary commands who not only killed millions of non-japanese, but also send millions of innocent japanese boys to death or transformed them in to animals . . . .

    The confort women issue is a big one, as theses same "raping men" are the husbands and fathers that founded postwar japan . . . amen to that!

  • DenshaDeGO at 12:55 PM JST - 20th June

    Japan will find a way to deny this. They always do. Maybe they'll claim the Chinese planted the memo.

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