December 10, 2014

The phrase “comfort women” is a controversial term that refers to an estimated 200,000 girls and women

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Comfort Women: Sexual Slavery in the Japanese Military During World War

December 10, 2014

The truth is slowly making itself known regarding Japan’s ghastly treatment of American prisoners of war during

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Guests of the Emperor: Secret History Japan’s Mukden POW Slave Labor Camp

December 10, 2014

 “For the 10,000-odd soldiers of the Indian Army who endured extreme torture at the hands of their

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Hidden Horrors: Japanese atrocities include evidence of cannibalism 

December 10, 2014

Professor Takashi Tsuchiya, a professor of philosophy and medical ethics at Osaka University, is credited with initiating forthright moral

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2000: Japanese ethicist breaks taboo & confronts Japanese medical war crimes

December 10, 2014

Dr. Jing-Bao Nie has written several follow-up comments on Takashi Tsuchiya’s essay in which he compares and

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Japanese atrocities largely ignored by bioethicists in Japan, China & the West

December 10, 2014

The first discovery of a mass grave near one of Dr. Shiro Ishii’s infamous laboratories was made

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Japan’s war crimes: excavated human bones, Japanese confessions, comfort women’s testimony

December 10, 2014

House of Sharing, a Korean living memorial with nine “comfort women” survivors “Yi Ok-seon is a frail

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Memorials: Korean Comfort Women; Unit 731; China Archive publishes Japanese confessions

December 10, 2014

The Emperor Hirohito was the longest reigning monarch in Japan’s history (1926 –1989); his reign is known

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2014: Japan maintains fictional image of Hirohito; suppresses press coverage Re: “Comfort Women”

December 10, 2014

References for Chronology Pt. 3 Japan Atrocities Jake Adelstein. The Uncomfortable  Truth About “Comfort Women,” Nov. 1, 2014

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References for Chronology Pt. 3 Japan Atrocities