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'''Korean Women's Volunteer Labor Corps''' ({{ko-hhrm|조선여자근로정신대|朝鮮女子勤勞挺身隊}}) or '''Peninsula Women's Volunteer Corps''' {{ko-hhrm|반도여자정신대|半島女子挺身隊}} was the Korean part of the [[Women's Volunteer Corps]], which was created in April 1944 as a work group for Japanese and Korean women<ref name="Palmer152">Brandon Palmer, ''Fighting for the Enemy: Koreans in Japan's War, 1937-1945 (Korean Studies of the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies)'', University of Washington Press, 2013/7/30, ISBN 978-0295992587, p. 152.</ref>. Although its official purpose was to give women a chance to serve the [[Empire of Japan]] prior to marriage, it was a means to compel women to perform labor duties<ref name="Palmer152"/>. |
'''Korean Women's Volunteer Labor Corps''' ({{ko-hhrm|조선여자근로정신대|朝鮮女子勤勞挺身隊}}) or '''Peninsula Women's Volunteer Corps''' ({{ko-hhrm|반도여자정신대|半島女子挺身隊}}) was the Korean part of the [[Women's Volunteer Corps]], which was created in April 1944 as a work group for Japanese and Korean women<ref name="Palmer152">Brandon Palmer, ''Fighting for the Enemy: Koreans in Japan's War, 1937-1945 (Korean Studies of the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies)'', University of Washington Press, 2013/7/30, ISBN 978-0295992587, p. 152.</ref>. Although its official purpose was to give women a chance to serve the [[Empire of Japan]] prior to marriage, it was a means to compel women to perform labor duties<ref name="Palmer152"/>. |
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== difference from the comfort women == |
== difference from the comfort women == |
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Revision as of 07:32, 8 July 2015
Korean Women's Volunteer Labor Corps (Korean: 조선여자근로정신대; Hanja: 朝鮮女子勤勞挺身隊) or Peninsula Women's Volunteer Corps (Korean: 반도여자정신대; Hanja: 半島女子挺身隊) was the Korean part of the Women's Volunteer Corps, which was created in April 1944 as a work group for Japanese and Korean women[1]. Although its official purpose was to give women a chance to serve the Empire of Japan prior to marriage, it was a means to compel women to perform labor duties[1].
difference from the comfort women
Korean Women's Volunteer Labour Corps is mobilization of labor and is different from the comfort women who are sexual exploitation. The term Volunteer Corps were often used interchangeably with the term comfort women after the war.[2] Because of this misunderstanding, some women who finished forced labor could not explain the fact that they worked forced labor, because they were afraid to be confused with comfort women.[3]
External links
- Confusion with 'volunteer corps': Insufficient research at that time led to comfort women and volunteer corps seen as the same at Asahi Shimbun
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- ^ a b Brandon Palmer, Fighting for the Enemy: Koreans in Japan's War, 1937-1945 (Korean Studies of the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies), University of Washington Press, 2013/7/30, ISBN 978-0295992587, p. 152.
- ^ ‘여러분은 달러를 벌어주는 애국자입니다’ 증언 통해 “기지촌의 숨겨진 진실” 속속 드러나 2008/12/15
- ^ "후지코시 근로정신대 소송 항소심 제1차 공판 열려". 민족사랑. 민족문제연구소: 8. 2008.
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