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Truth About Japan-Korea Annexation

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  • 2021/06/23 23:19

Anti-Japanese activities overseas by neighboring countries are as active as ever, especially on foreign video sites where there are many pro-Japanese comments, etc., and suddenly, at least once a week, we see anti-Japanese comments that are completely off-topic.
Many Japanese people are almost ignorant about the Japan-Korea issue, so they believe the lies of Koreans, but Japan was not at war with Korea at that time.
On the contrary, we fought together as Japanese in WWII.
Since history is not covered in the media, Japanese Americans and Japanese living abroad are not exposed to the truth, and I often hear stories of Japanese children being bullied at school because of it, so I decided to post this topic to let people know about the correct history.
If you have any useful information, whether in English or Japanese literature, please share it with us.

I recently learned about the Korean anti-Japan thing then it turned out to be that Koreans only benefited from Japan's annexation and even after that until today. They were basically brainwashed by distorted history mostly influenced by the left communists and North Korean and Chinese governments. Now many Korean and international scholars are bringing out the facts. Japan didn't even invade Korea, it was done by an international agreement proposed by the Korean government and it was celebrated internationally because of the severely corrupted Korean governments for centuries like current North Korea.

Japan immediately released Koreans from the slavery system upon annexation and it spent 1/4 of their own tax money to improve their lives - from the most poverty state (while there was even a famine going on in the northern part of Japan), they built more than 5,000 schools for children even Seoul University and taught Both Korean population and their life span DOUBLED just in 35 years like a miracle and they were taught fishery and farming skills, they pay less than a half of taxes Japanese or foreigners on the peninsula did, yet so many Koreans smuggled themselves into Japan for a much better life.

Besides, during the WW2, Koreans fought as Japanese under that rising sun flag they all volunteered and well paid (in fact like 98% of the Korean men failed the exam and turned down) so many were not sent to the battle fields but were just sent to administer local people and prison camps so that's what's going on. people and prison camps so that's why not so much casualty compared to Japanese men on mainland (like 20k vs

I once lived in South Korea for a few years, now I see the truth In fact most of them say now they In fact most of them say now they understand why their elders kept saying their life was better under Japans control but on media and school all about that anti-japan propaganda. They said the rising sun was not a problem until the recent soccer match in 2011... It is indeed a tragedy that several years ago an old Korean man was beaten to death by a man in his 30s just because he said he was happy and safer during Japanese annexation.

I encourage people to learn history from the university courses, it's quite interesting what they teach is so different from What Koreans writes on Wikipedia or just simply learn their language so that you can see for yourself what those people are actually saying in their country.

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#34
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  • 2021/06/26 (Sat) 11:17
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#33

I believe Japan transferred a large amount of money to South Korea at the time of that agreement.

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  • 2021/06/26 (Sat) 12:18
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They want the country （ to pay the money ） to Korea and not to individuals.
The government will distribute the rest equitably
They said leave it to us
Where did that money go and now they are making a fuss
Why are these self-proclaimed victims coming to Japan
instead of going to their countries ？?

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#36
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  • 2021/06/26 (Sat) 18:41
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U.S. Military Records of Comfort Women as Prostitutes ＃ 3

In 2013, Professor An Byeong-nao, Professor Emeritus of Seoul National University,
discovered a diary of a Korean who ran a comfort station.

Professor An confirmed that the Korean comfort women were recruited and employed by Korean contractors, not by the Japanese military.
The diary revealed that the Korean contractors not only recruited comfort women, but also owned and operated the comfort station itself.
They also noted that whenever there was a shortage of comfort women, they used proxies to recruit women (often by deception) and also exchanged ownership of the comfort station between the Korean owners.

In fact, monthly reports by Japanese consuls general in Chinese cities identified all comfort stations with Korean comfort women as being operated by Koreans.
No Korean women were reported in Japanese-operated comfort stations.

In contrast to the prevailing view in Korea that comfort women were forcibly taken by the Japanese military and police,
Professor Ahn states that
"comfort women were conscripted by Korean operators and the military did not have to abduct them.

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  • 2021/06/26 (Sat) 18:57
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#36の英語原文

In 2013 Professor Ahn Byong Jik of Seoul National University discovered a diary written by a Korean comfort station manager.

As opposed to the view generally held in South Korea that comfort women were forcibly conscripted by Japanese military and police, Ahn says, "Comfort women were recruited by Korean business operators in Korea, and there was no need for the military to abduct them."

The diary makes it clear that Korean businessmen not only recruited Korean women but also owned and operated comfort stations.
The diary also mentions that whenever comfort stations needed more women, Korean owners used their agents to recruit women (often under false pretenses) and the ownership of comfort station was traded among Korean owners.

In fact monthly reports by local Japanese Consul Generals in various Chinese cities identify comfort station operators with Korean comfort women as Korean. No Japanese-operated comfort station was reported with Korean women.

http://scholarsinenglish.blogspot.com/2014/10/summary-of-professor-park-yuhas-book.html

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  • 2021/06/26 (Sat) 20:02
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From the diary of a Korean man who ran a comfort station ：

August 13, 1943
"There was a movie showing at the railroad department and the comfort women went to see it"

October 27, 1944
"The comfort women asked him to take out 600 yen from his savings and send it to them. Asked by a comfort woman, he withdrew 600 yen from his savings and sent money from the central post office "
*The monthly salary of the prime minister at that time was 800 yen, and the monthly salary of a Japanese sergeant was 23 yen （ 270 to 360 yen per year ）

December 4, 1944
;>11,000 yen transferred to Kim xx Soo at Shokin Bank with approval for transfer "
______________

[Monthly salary comparison for 1941-43]

Former comfort women (individual differences ≪): 968 - 1500 yen

Prime Minister ： 800 yen
Lieutenant general ¥ 483.33
Colonel ¥ 310
Major ¥ 170
Captain ¥ 122
Sergeant ¥ 23-30
Private First Class ： ¥ 9

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