Fabrication, not only a girl image of a comfort woman but also a compulsory boy coal miners

Fabrication, not only a girl image of a comfort woman but also a compulsory boy coal miners
2017/8/11
The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
Here are the facts you should know, at least as a Japanese.
With the "National Mobilization Act," which came into effect in 1938, the following year, the "National Civil Declaration Order" was issued as a ruling to allow the people to engage in general mobilization work such as munitions production.
It was not the kind of thing that the authorities thrust a bayonet to drive the people, but was called by a warrant called "blank paper."
The Declaration Order was applied to the Japanese citizens of the Korean Peninsula in September 1944.
Until then, "recruitment" and "official mediation" were the subjects, so the official constitution could not force them to take them It was.
What makes "drafting" "compulsory entrainment" is clearly a mistake, as a matter of fact.
In the movie, as "discrimination" against Korean workers, the meals were poor and inadequate, the wages were cheaper than the Japanese, and the dangerous work of digging down the veins deep into the ground by the Koreans.
It seems to be drawn, but this is not the case again.
The former Korean workers thought Japanese workers with high technology should get high salaries.
According to Professor Choe Kilsung of the University of East Asia, who interviewed former Korean workers, they were based on experience and skills.
If there was a difference in wages, the former Korean workers thought Japanese workers with advanced technology should get high salaries.
Therefore, excavation under severe circumstances was carried out by a skilled Japanese with excellent skills.
Otherwise, it could lead to accidents such as falling falls.
Koreans who had experienced and improved skills were probably in charge, but that is a problem of ability and not related to "discrimination."
It is a fabrication, not only a girl image of a comfort woman but also a compulsory boy coal miners forcibly taken away, Korea thinks of doing it, Hashima Island Coal mine, etc. "Meiji Japanese Industrial Revolution Heritage" was registered as UNESCO World Cultural Heritage, but they strongly oppose it.
And here, too, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, considering Korea, "Many people from the Korean Peninsula were brought in against their will and were forced to work in harsh environments," is expressed as having a harmful result.
Only the subordinate warfare thinking The Ministry of Foreign Affairs "hypothesize."
Hashima Island coal mine was never "Prison Island."
The Japanese government must urgently send the world a "fact known to everyone."
This draft continues.

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