What was gradually brought to light were the conditions that led to women having their dignity and honor severely compromised during a time of war at comfort stations created in various parts of Asia, through the involvement of the military.
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This man in his 70s and living in New Jersey said that the comfort station in question was a large-scale facility including several adjacent buildings, and an annex across the street.
看護婦」とすることで、当局が慰安婦の存在を連合国側から隠ぺいしようとした可能性も指摘されている。
The researchers also think that making the comfort women into nurses suggests the possibility that the authorities wanted to conceal their existence from the Allied forces.
The comfort women lived under coercive conditions in those stations, and their lives were extremely miserable. These actions were undeniably a grave affront to the honor and dignity of many women..
When Honda was ordered to fire against the enemy, he would purposely shoot toward the sky because he didn't want to take another person's life.• During his service, he was assigned to take care of a comfort women station for a year.
If we use this ratio of 1 comfort woman per 100 military personnel, and if we estimate that on average a soldier went to a comfort station once a month, we could posit that each comfort woman was visited by five soldiers in one day, with an average 10 days off per month.
South Korean press reports on the comfort women issue often denigrate the Asian Women's Fund by asserting that only a"small number" of women came forward to accept the Fund's assistance because most former comfort women rejected the Fund because of its"unofficial" status.
The AWF was established in 1995 and therefore reached its fifth anniversary this year, and its projects expressing the feeling of atonement of the Japanese people for the so-called wartime comfort women issue are generally making steady progress.
If we use this ratio of 1 comfort woman per 100 military personnel, and if we estimate that on average a soldier went to a comfort station once a month, we could posit that each comfort woman was visited by five soldiers in one day, with an average 10 days off per month.
The Indonesian Government indicated that it would not identify any former comfort women, and stated to the Government of Japan that it would like to receive support not in the form of assistance for individual former comfort women, but in the form of social welfare services for elderly people.
The study shows that comfort stations were established at the demands of the Japanese military authorities of that time, with the then-military being directly or indirectly involved in the establishing and managing of those stations and the transfer of comfort women.
Comfort stations were operated in response to the request of the military authorities of the day. The then Japanese military was, directly or indirectly, involved in the establishment and management of the comfort stations and the transfer of comfort women.
Although we are deeply sympathetic with Ms. Kim's plight, the implications of“a comfort woman forcibly taken away by the Japanese military” and an“unfortunate comfort woman sold off by her parents” are strikingly different.
Most mainstream historians agree that the Imperial Army treated women in conquered territories as spoils of battle, rounding them up to work in a system of military-run brothels known as comfort stations that stretched from China to the South Pacific.
Upon hearing the representative read aloud to her the letter from the Prime Minister, she burst into tears, hugged the AWF's representative, and began to speak through her tears about her experiences as a comfort woman and the suffering she had endured after returning to her own country.
In a comfort station in China made by the 2nd Battalion of the Independent Heavy Artillery, non-commissioned officers and soldiers paid 1 yen for a Chinese woman, 1.5yen for a Korean woman, and 2 yen for a Japanese woman, and commissioned officers paid double these prices(refer to the following material).
As a result, on July 16, 1998, the AWF concluded a Memorandum of Understanding(MOU) with the Project Implementation Committee in the Netherlands(PICN) on a project concerning the issue known as"wartime comfort women" aimed at helping to enhance the living conditions of those who suffered incurable physical and psychological wounds during World War II.
The inquiry has revealed that the Government had been involved in the establishment of comfort stations, the control of those who recruited comfort women, the construction and reinforcement of comfort facilities, the management and surveillance of comfort stations, the hygiene maintenance in comfort stations and among comfort women, and the issuance of identification as well as other documents to those who were related to comfort stations.
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