文献电视片《日军“慰安妇”档案》解说词：
Docudrama Archives on Japanese Military “Comfort Women”: Narration：
The Japanese army's Comfort Women" system was a planned sex slave allocation system of the Japanese government dating from before the Second World War. Comfort Women is the general name given by Japan to women providing sexual services to the Japanese army; it was a blatant abuse of women's rights.
Nowadays in the English language, the term Comfort Women" is more and moreemployed as a euphemism for the more explicitly evil "Sex Slaves.
In January 1932 in Shanghai, the Japanese army launched an offensive against the Chinese army. It was around that time that Comfort Stations" and "Comfort Women provided to Japanese soldiers for sexual services started to appear in Shanghai.
In July 1937, Japan launched its full-scale war of aggression against China and extended the "Comfort Women" system to all Chinese territory occupied by the Japanese army.
After the outbreak of the Pacific War, the Japanese army's comfort stations spread to its occupied territories in South-east Asia. It was not until the Japanese surrender that this military sex slave system ended.
China's Central Archives and other archives in the provinces of Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang, as well as the cities of Shanghai and Nanjing, still preserve files on these “Comfort Women”.
These archives not only include Japanese war archives and archives of the puppet regime fostered by Japan on occupied territory; they also include archives on the post-war repossession of occupied assets by the Chinese government, post-war damage investigations and also trials of Japanese war criminals. These archives clearly reveal the historical facts about how the Japanese army at the time enslaved" ComfortWomen" and opened "Comfort Stations"; it is a thought-provoking historical memory.
In the Japanese military police records and the Central Bank of the Manchukuo records held in the Jilin Provincial Archives, we principally find the following references to "Comfort W omen":
1. Data on the condition of "Comfort Stations facilities in all territory occupied by the Japanese army;
2. Statistics on proportional allocation of Comfort Women to soldiers of the Japanese army;
3. Statistics on the Japanese army user count for "Comfort Women in "Comfort Stations";
4. Financial records for public funds used by the Japanese army in order to pay the costs associated with "Comfort Women";
5. Investigation records of the Japanese military police on the situation of its soldiers in "Comfort Stations" in China as well as what is now Java in Indonesia.In the Shanghai International Settlements Police Force records held in the Shanghai Municipal Archives, we find references to: Investigations and rulings on pro-Japanese militants luring and trafficking Chinese women to become "Comfort Wome"n in Japanese army -owned "Comfort Stations", dated April 1938; In the Japanese puppet regime archives in China, we find reports, application forms, sketch maps, business licenses and statistical tables for the opening of "Comfort Stations".
In the Shanghai International Settlements Police Force records held in the Shanghai Municipal Archives, we find references to: Investigations and rulings on pro-Japanese militants luring and trafficking Chinese women to become "Comfort Women" in Japanese army-owned "Comfort Stations", dated April 1938; In the Japanese puppet regime archives in China, we find reports, application forms, sketch maps, business licenses and statistical tables for the opening of"Comfort Stations".
In the People's Republic of China's investigation and management of Japanese war criminals archives from the 1950s kept in the Central Archives, we find a considerable number of written and oral confessions from Japanese war criminals concerning the Japanese army's "Comfort Stations" as well as the forcing of Chinese, Korean, Indonesian and other countries' women to become "Comfort Women". Examples include:
Written confession of the lieutenant general and division head of the Japanese army's 117 division, Suzuki Keiku. He set up a comfort station in Chao County of Anhui province, and kidnapped 20 “Chinese and Korean women to become comfort women”. In 1945, "ordered the setting up of comfort stations in occupied territories and kidnapped about 60 Chinese and Korean women to become comfort women”.
These archives prove that these women were forced to become sex slaves by the Japanese army. It was in no way voluntary. In July 2013, Chinese researchers visited Japan in order to conduct face-to-face interviews with 8 Japanese war criminals freed by China in 1956. These 8 war criminals narrated their criminal behavior at the time in China. One of these war criminals,Ebato Tsuyoshi, said: during the Japanese invasion of the Shandong peninsula in China "a woman was captured and forced to become the comfort woman of a sergeant. They had been stationed in Suogezhuang Village for a long time and food was becoming scarce, so he killed her and ate her flesh. Not only did he himself eat it, but he also gave some to his squadron to eat. However, he lied to them, saying it was regular meat from battalion headquarters."
According to these archives, the Japanese army set up comfort stations in occupied Chinese territory, namely, Northeast, North, Central, East and South China. This shows the large territorial scope in which the "Comfort Women system of the Japanese army was implemented; "Comfort Women” were not only Chinese women, they were also Korean women, as well as women from Java, Ambon and other regions of the former East India, at the time a Dutch colony (today's Indonesia). This revealsthe international nature of the “Comfort Women" issue.
On the 4th of August 1993, the then defense secretary of the Japanese government cabinet Kono Yohei revealed, on behalf of the Japanese government, the investigation results on the“ Comfort Women” (Japanese army sex slaves) issue, now known as the “Kono Apology", “expressing sincere apologies and introspection".
Kono Yohei: The old Japanese military directly or indirectly participated in the installation and management of comfort stations as well as in the transportation of comfort women; as for the recruitment of comfort women, it was principally done according to the demands of the military and assumed by related practitioners. There was a lot of cheating, coercion and other immoral behavior going against the will of the people concerned.
In June 1993, the United Nations World Conference on Human rights passed the “Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women", regarding the Japanese rmy's "Comfort Women” issue as "wartime slavery against women" which should be condemned.
In 1996, the United Nations Commission on Human Rights Report showed that the “Comfort Women” system was a World War two system in which the Japanese government forced women in occupied countries to become sex slaves of the Japanese army, which the Japanese government should apologize for.
On July 30th 2007, the United States House of Representatives passed Bill no. 121, which condemned Japan for forcing Asian women to become the Comfort Women of the Japanese army during World War two.
From November to December 2007, the Dutch parliament, the Canadian House of Commons and the European Parliament successively passed bills condemning the comfort women system.
On September 6th 2014, the United Nations Human Rights Supreme Representative and Human Rights High Commissioner Navi Pillay strongly demanded resolution of the Japanese army's "Comfort Women" issue. He appealed to the Japanese government to undertake a comprehensive, just and definitive solution plan on the issue of "Comfort W omen".
The Japanese army's "Comfort Women" system of the Second World War is an irremediable scar on mankind inflicted during this unjust war. The Comfort Women" archives do not only include the personal records of Japan as an invading country, but also accounts given by China and other countries harmed by Japan; it is a necessary part of our memory of the Second World War.
Today we collect, protect and open these "Comfort Women" archives to the general public. Our goal is to allow the whole world to understand the tragic fate of these humiliated, ravaged women known as "Comfort Women" (the sex slaves of the Japanese army); call for the protection of human rights and world peace; and keep these sinful acts from ever again challenging the limits to mankind's cruelty.
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1. Japanese army photograph of a comfort woman. Shanghai Normal UniversityComfort Women Archives 00:18
2. Condoms used by Japanese army soldiers. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 00:35
3. Examination tables used for comfort women. Shanghai Normal University ComfortWomen Archives 00:43
4. Address of the Hainaijia comfort station. Shanghai Normal University ComfortWomen Archives 01:04
5. Shimokuma Zou, boss of the Hainajia comfort station in Shanghai. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 01:11
6. Hainajia comfort station boss with comfort women. Shanghai Normal UniversityComfort Women Archives 01:17
7. Comfort women saved by the Chinese expeditionary forces in western Yunnan. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 01:24
8. Information on comfort stations published in the Japanese Nationals in China Directory. Shanghai Municipal Archives 02:02
9. Information on the utilization of a Nanjing citizen's house by the Japanese army to establish a comfort station, found in a post antiJapanese war property damage report.Nanjing Municipal Archives 02:08
10. Post-war letters between the merchant Xu Liang and the municipal government recording the utilization of his building by the Japanese army to establish a comfort station. Nanjing Municipal Archives 02:14
11. Jilin Provincial Archives 02:22
12. Facility status tables for all comfort stations in occupied Japanese territory. Jilin Provincial Archives 02:36
13. Comfort station in Jiangwan Town in Shanghai. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 02:41
14. Statistics on proportional allocation of Japanese soldiers to comfort women found in the facility status tables for comfort stations in occupied Japanese territory. Jilin Provincial Archives 02:45
15. Japanese soldiers waiting for "comfort". Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 02:49
16. Statistics on the utilization of comfort stations by Japanese soldiers found in the facility status tables for comfort stations in occupied Japanese territory. Jilin Provincial Archives 02:54
17. Chinese comfort women in the Toyota factory in Shanghai. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 02:58
18. Records on special funding to be transferred from public funds and authorized by the Japanese Kwantung army at the Anshan branch of the Manchu Central Bank. Jilin Provincial Archives 03:02
19. Comfort women lining up for physical examination. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 03:06
20. Investigation records on members of the Japanese military police drunkenly abusing and beating comfort women in comfort stations. Jilin Provincial Archives 03:10
21. Souvenir photograph of Japanese soldiers at the door of a comfort station. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 03:16
22. Shanghai Municipal Archives 03:22
23. Investigation records on pro-Japanese militants cheating and trafficking comfort women at the Louza Police Station at the Municipal Council of the Shanghai International Settlements. Shanghai Municipal Archives 03:29
24. Comfort W omen. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 03:41
25. Approval by Japanese Government Special Municipality of Shanghai of the Takahashi Police Forces plan to open a comfort station. Shanghai Municipal Archives 03:47
26. Trial of Japanese war criminals in the People's Republic of China's SupremePeople's Court's Special Military Court 04:10
27. Trial of the Japanese war criminal Suzuki Keiku 04:31
28. Information in the Japanese war criminal Suzuki Keiku's written confession concerning the establishment of comfort stations by the Japanese army. Central Archives 04:39
29. Situation of the Japanese military comfort stations in the concluding opinions after the trial of the war criminal Hirose Saburo. Central Archives 05:06
30. Information on Japanese military comfort stations given by the war criminal Nosuke Sasaki in his written con fession. Central Archives 05:16
31. Information on Japanese military comfort stations given by the war criminal Inaba Seki in his written confession. Central Archives 05:24
32. Ebato Tsuyoshi, 2013 interview 05:29
33. Comfort woman. Shanghai Normal University Comfort W omen Archives 06:00
34. Japanese soldiers waiting for "comfort. Normal University Comfort Women Archives 06:23
35. Pregnant Korean comfort woman. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 06:54
36. National Mobilized Force Law" regulations issued by the Japanese army concerning Korean comfort women. Jilin Provincial Archives 07:01
37. Comfort boat for the transportation of comfort women. Jilin Provincial Archives 07:09
38. Yohei Kono 07:25
39. Comfort woman. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 07:35
40. The United Nations Convention on Human Rights Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against W omen passed in May 1993 08:07
41. The United Nations Commission on Human Rights Report condemns the Japanese comfort women system, passed in 1996 08:24
42. Chen Yabian, from Lingshui County in Hainan Province, forced into a comfort station in 1942 and became a sex slave of the Japanese army 08:40
43. Chen Jinyu, from Baoting County in Hainan Province, forced into becoming a comfort woman by the Japanese army in 1941, escaped in May 1945 and hid in the wilderness until Japan's capitulation 08:50
44. Guo Xicui, from Yu County in Shanxi Province, was forced to become a sex slave by the Japanese army at the age of 15, which led to mental disorders 08:59
45. Navi Pillay 09:08
46. Report on Navi Pillay's call to solve the comfort women issue 09:20
47. Address of the Liji Alley comfort station in Nanjing 09:35
48. Name plates of comfort women in a comfort station. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 09:48
49. Spare identification stamps in a comfort station. Jilin Provincial Archives 09:52
50. Address of the Dayi Saloon comfort station in Shanghai 10:00
51. Lin Shigu, from Lingshui County in Hainan Province, forced by the Japanese army into becoming a comfort women in 1940, got her arm cut by the Japanese army for resisting 10:10
52. Comfort women. Shanghai Normal University Comfort Women Archives 10:18
53. Yin Yulin, from Yu County in Shanxi Province, was forced to become a sex slave by
the Japanese army at the age of 19; started to file a lawsuit against Japan in 1992 10:2554. Comfort women. Shanghai Normal University Comfort W omen Archives 10:33
55. Zhou Fenying, from Rugao in Jiangsu Province, was forced to become a sex slave by the Japanese army in 1938; lost her sight from continuous crying 10:40
56. Comfort women. Shanghai Normal University Comfort W omen Archives 10:50
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