Link to above video:
Comfort Women film exposes AGAIN
A U.S. Army film reported to support women in servitudes
proves nothing as it is silent and the Army’s document attached to the film
reports nothing like it.
The South Korean Seoul City government in concert with Seoul
National University released a video of a film they located after two years of
research. The video / film were located
at the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration in College Park,
Maryland, outside Washington, DC. The
College Park National Archives campus is the repository for U.S. military
records.
It is a 15 September 1944 film documents Tengchong, China, a
trench with a number of dead bodies.
According to the added narration those dead bodies are murdered Korean
Comfort Women. They claim the Japanese
murdered them.
The film was made by the U.S. Army Signal Corps and
discovered at the National Archives in College Park, Maryland, outside
Washington, D.C. The reports about this
film failed to show the documentation attached to this film by the U.S. Army
Signal Corps in 1944.
That documentation located at the Archives note the
following about those dead bodies:
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Chinese soldiers strip socks off dead Japanese
soldiers.
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Chinese solder loots Japanese dead.
According to the person who made the film it was of dead
Japanese, no mention of women of any type. Claiming they were women is a
purposeful lie.
Link to the National Archives document:
Link to video without the blocked-out images:
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truth:
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