The Disturbing Life Of Japanese "Comfort Women" During WW2
Women and girls as young as 14 were coerced, tricked, or kidnapped into sexual slavery by the Japanese Imperial Army during its conquest of Asia before and during World War II. They were called comfort women in comfort stations, but they knew no comfort. They were treated as disposable objects, subjected to brutal abuse and violence, and deprived of their dignity and humanity. Many of them died or were killed, while others survived with physical and psychological wounds that would healed.
The existence of such stations was denied by the Japanese government for quite some time, and even to this day, there are plenty who continue to insist that such arrangements were entirely consensual.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro To Chapters
1:00 The Dark Side Of Japan's Imperial Ambitions
3:25 Deception And Trafficking
4:09 Methods Of Control
4:50 Women And Girls Serviced Up To 40 Men Each Day
5:48 The Younger, The Better
7:15 Virginity Was Expected But Didn't Last Long
8:06 Pregnancies Were Common
9:00 Not All Women Worked At Comfort Houses
10:17 Survived, But No Longer Alive
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