Sex slavery in World War II

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Kathrin Simmons
Spectator

Professor Jung-Kim's presentation of the "Comfort-women" in World War II  was important reminder to me as well. I wish we would use a different terminolagy, the word "comfort" does not explain the sex slavery that was invicted on Korean and Vietnamese women in World War II. I am thankfull that the memorials are now reminding of that horror that was inflicted on women, their families, and lifes. I need to visit the statues of the two girls in Glendale, San Francisco and of course South Korea and Japan.