Wwii “Korean Women Not Sex-Enslaved”

Wwii “Korean Women Not Sex-Enslaved”: A Myth-Bust!byKiyoshi Hosoya
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Wwii “Korean Women Not Sex-Enslaved”: A Myth-Bust!

by Kiyoshi Hosoya, Yumiko Yamamoto

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A story of a con artist becomes an internation’s contended issue involving the US, and the issue dangers a diplomatic tie between Japan and South Korea and the security alliances among the US, South Korea, and Japan, involving China and North Korea.

Readers: Readers can understand the issue and why the story becomes internationally diplomatic, why the issue is so severe, why statues and monuments of comfort women are erected in the US, and how the presidents Obama and Trump and their administrations have worked on the issue.

Target readers: President Trump and his administration, parliament members, professors and teachers of educational institutions, judges and such intellectuals, and businessmen who deal with Koreans, Chinese, and Japanese.

States who may have more interest on this issue: California (San Francisco and Los Angeles), New Jersey, Virginia, Georgia, Illinois (Chicago), New York, Maryland, and basically DP states (Republicans may wonder why the issue is so popular in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and the DP states). (less)

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Kindle Edition, 142 pages

Published July 6th 2018 by Xlibris US

Comfort Women NOT Sex Slaves: Rectifying the Myriad of Perspectives Second Edition

byKoichi Mera
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Comfort Women NOT Sex Slaves: Rectifying the Myriad of Perspectives Second Edition

by Koichi Mera

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There is a persistent misunderstanding on Comfort Women among English speaking people. Several communities in the U.S. are building a memorial for them accusing human rights violations by the Japanese government, claiming that Comfort Women were “Sex-Slaves.” This book provides solid bases for discrediting the popular conception. Even the Kono Statement was not a statement of historical fact, but an attempted political compromise. The book is a collection of historical documents and research reports which support the validity of the alternative assertion: Comfort Women were not Sex-Slaves.

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Kindle Edition, 133 pages

Published June 27th 2018 by TOPLINK PUBLISHING, LLC