石川孝志氏による文玉珠（ムン・オクチュ）氏への証言の確認（英文）

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@astanley711 I have read all of your claims and they are all written by her testimony and sentiments and not based on evidence. In a 1992 collection of testimonies by Takashi Ishikawa, Munn testified, "A Korean I knew told me I could make money working in a distant restaurant,

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@astanley711 so I left home on July 9, 1942, and arrived by boat in Rangoon, Burma." So I left home on July 9, 1942 and arrived by ship in Rangoon, Burma. Ishikawa said of this collection of testimonies, "To ensure the authenticity of my testimony, I repeatedly interviewed the witnesses.

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@astanley711 This collection of testimonies is very close to the truth. However, in a 1993 testimony involving The Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance, Moon said, "In 1940, as I was returning home from a friend's house, a Japanese man in military uniform grabbed me by the arm and

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@astanley711 took me to what appeared to be the military police. Why? For some reason, the Japanese in military uniforms and the Kempeitai were added in 1940. Why didn't she mention such a powerful memory in her first testimony?

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@astanley711 And in a 1996 book co-written by Machiko Morikawa and Mun, she wrote, "In 1940, at the age of 16, I was stopped by Japanese and Korean military police and boarded a train with a Korean detective. For some reason, Korean military police and detectives were added.

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@astanley711 After The Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance got involved with the witnesses, all the witnesses changed their testimonies to "I was abducted by the Japanese army. scholarsinenglish.blogspot.com/2014/10/the-co… In other words, there is a very high possibility that their testimonies are not true

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@astanley711 The comfort women, including Moon, were either sold to Korean pimps by their parents or sold to brothels through fraud and kidnapping by Korean pimps. In many cases, the brothels were not Japanese military comfort stations, but private brothels.

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@astanley711 In fact, the fact that there were many problems caused by such Korean pimps at that time is documented in many primary sources. Have you read those primary documents? They are written in old Japanese and Hangul.

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@astanley711 @monologueinasia Fact matters: A Korean news paper reported Japanese police arrested Korean traffickers who abducted a woman to sell to Manchuria. It was Korean traffickers who have trafficking network between Daegu, where Moon was from, and Manchuria. Source: Chosun Shinbun, Aug 5th, 1931 pic.twitter.com/AaLTkyyvFz

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@astanley711 @monologueinasia Fact matters: Criminal statistics of Korea in 1938: Out of 1,709 arrested for illegal trafficking/abduction, Koreans were 1,699 and Japanese were 10. It was were Korean traffickers who took the women entrapping by deception. pic.twitter.com/NSjM0yEUAF

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