The following is a continuation of the previous chapter.
One of the famous non-US soldiers is the mass rape of Korean soldiers in Vietnam.
It is the so-called Raidaihan.
There are almost no limits to rape general girls with Koreans and Russians after the war.
It is entirely unquestionable and is a crime that only Japanese comfort women cannot forgive.
It seems that it felt strange while saying.
It would be inconvenient if they didn't have the first step, as they did, that is, they broke into the house, dragged out women and girls, abducted and raped.
Asahi Shimbun pricked there and made it the form of Yoshida Seiji 's fiction, Comfort woman compulsion taking of Jeju Do.
It is worse than a US soldier's paroxysmal rape.
The Japanese military kidnaps as an organization and come to a thing to be the lousy fellow who raped and others.
Either way, this is a discrimination debate that clearly targets Japan, intending to keep only the comfort women in Japan.
Miyazaki
That's why the story of over 70 years ago is still a problem.
Takayama
If they want to make it a problem, deal with the rape of each army.
Miyazaki
As for the comfort women issue, the Asahi Shimbun was the culprit again, but in 1982 he wrote a confession in the Asahi Shimbun that a liar named Seiji Yoshida hunted for comfort women.
Furthermore, Asahi reported in 1992 that there was military involvement in the comfort women's facility.
It reported the military's involvement, giving the impression that there was forced deportation worse than rape, although this was a hygiene issue or a good one.
What evolved from that was the so-called "Kono Discourse" of 1993.
Even though the government thoroughly investigated the comfort women issue and that there was no forced deportation, Secretary-General Yohei Kono said in his statement that He said there was.
Takayama
The Kono still does not retract that statement.
Miyazaki
Yohei Kono is a strange person.
Takayama
Some people have been reluctant to become comfort women, for example, sold by parents.
Sympathy for them has not forced deportation as if the army were involved.
They are obfuscating it and saying that there was forced deportation.
What was glad to look down on the Japanese or the Japanese, not on what the Koreans thought.
It is more a disgrace to Japanese than an inexorable hypocrite.
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