https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kUCQk0GikA
Comfort Women as POWs film exposes
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 1944 film documents Songshan, China, illustrating women
surrounded by Chinese soldiers. The
narrator states “…several young women tremble in fear, they have terrified
looks on their faces, and they are all barefoot.”
The women were in fear and terrified because they were just
captured by the enemy: Chinese troops. If
they were truly held against their will by the Japanese, they would not have ”tremble in fear”….and…”have terrified looks
on their faces.” They were in fear for
being caught collaborating with the enemy, the Imperial Army of Japan.
In two spots in the video / film the women are referred to
as “POWs.” Huh? If they were truly rescued from slavery they
would have been referred to as “recently freed,” or something like that, but
not “POWs.” Why did their Chinese
liberators refer to them as “POWs?”
Easy, because they were part of the Japanese war machine enabling the
Japanese, and contributing to their morale.
This is a purposeful gross misinterpretation of the
film. The original film was silent
without any narration written or verbal on the film. However the documentation attached by the
U.S. military in 1994 states they were “Chinese.” If they were truly held captive as sex
slaves, then why did the Chinese hold them as prisoners of war? People who are rescued are not held as
POWs. Proof: The Jews freed from the Nazi concentration
camps were liberated not held as prisoners of war.
Understand this: No
one claims Comfort Women did not exists; the controversy is how they became
Comfort Women. Koreans claim they were
forced, Japanese claim they were recruited.
This film /video seem to support the Japanese claim. Could the people at Seoul National University
be that stupid as to offer a film / video that contradicts their “sex slave”
claim?
Full recently released Comfort Women video:
U.S. National Archives documents addressing the brothels in
Japanese held territories:
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