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• 2021/06/23 23:19

隣国による海外での反日活動も相変わらず活発で、特に日本びいきの発言等が多い海外の動画サイト等では、週に一回以上の割合で、突如として全くトピずれの反日コメントがついているのを目にします。
日本人は日韓問題に関してはほぼ知らない人が多いので、そのまま韓国人の嘘を信じてしまっている人も多いけど、日本はまず当時の朝鮮と戦争していません。
逆に一緒に日本人として第二次世界大戦で戦っています。
歴史についてはメディアで取り上げられることもないので、日系アメリカ人や海外在住の日本人の皆さんが真実に触れることなく、また日本人の子供がそのために学校でいじめにあうという話もよく聞くので、正しい歴史を知ってほしいと思いトピを立ててみました。
英語の文献でも日本語の文献でもいいので何か有益な情報があれば、ぜひ情報をシェアして下さい。

I recently learned about 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. Many Koreans are now talking about it on social medial too if you can read their language. Japan didn't even invade Korea, it was done by an international agreement proposed by 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 northern part of Japan), they built more than 5,000 schools for children even Seoul University and taught Hangul which was long abolished by Korean government. 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 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 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 is slowly coming out and quite being discussed by "wise" young Koreans. 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 yourself what those people are actually saying in their country.