Comfort Women (Korean prostitutes)
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Comfort women were prostitutes for soldiers. Most of them were professional prostitutes, some of them were sold to brokers by their parents during World War II. They also known as Kisaeng. Although South Korean insist that the women were sex slaves who forced to serve sex with Japanese soldiers, but the fact is that they charged soldiers large amount of money and some of them got married to the soldiers after the war. Briefly, what Korean call 'Comfort women' were just only prostitutes. Therefore, the Korean propaganda that they were 'Sex Slaves' is a complete fabrication. A Japanese newspaper 'ASAHI SHIMBUN' admitted that their articles about the comfort women were the absolute myth in order to disparage Japan (Although the ASAHI SHMBUN is a Japanese company) and apologised officially their fault.[1]
- ^ “Asahi Shimbun admits errors in past ‘comfort women’ stories”
- ^ “「元慰安婦、初の証言」の記事について「女子挺身隊」「連行」の記述訂正”. 朝日新聞. (2014年8月5日)
- ^ “朝日慰安婦報道 「吉田証言」ようやく取り消し”. 読売新聞. (2014年8月6日). オリジナルの2014年8月5日時点によるアーカイブ。 2014年8月7日閲覧。
- ^ “朝日新聞、慰安婦問題で一部反省 吉田証言「虚偽と判断し記事取り消します」”. 産経新聞. (2014年8月5日) 2014年8月7日閲覧。
- ^ “朝日新聞元記者 従軍慰安婦の虚報招いた吉田清治氏の嘘告発”. 夕刊フジ. (2014年8月5日) 2014年8月7日閲覧。
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