Three former comfort women, Koreans, broke their silence in 1991 and sued the Japanese government and requested a formal apology and reparations. Their lawsuit made the international community aware of the "ianfu" issue, which had been concealed for half a century.
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Engrossing Collection,
By "uncledave3" (Park City, UT USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Ianfu-The Comfort Women of the Japanese Imperial Army of the Pacific War: Broken Silence (Japanese Studies, Volume 10) (Hardcover)
A fascinating collection that really illuminates a subject that has rarely gotten the attention it deserves. Very readable and obviously well researched.
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