Exhibits from war tribunal confirm Japan military forced prostit

Exhibits from war tribunal confirm Japan military forced prostit

TOKYO, Japan - Kanto Gakuin University professor Hirofumi Hayashi (L) holds copies of documents admitted in the 1946-1948 Tokyo war crimes tribunal that show the Japanese military forced women in occupied Asian regions into prostitution during a press conference at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan in Tokyo on April 17. Seated right is Chuo University professor Yoshiaki Yoshimi. (Kyodo)

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