Visual commentary on the comfort women issue. - Title: The Truth About the Comfort Women Issue at a Glance - Author: Masanori Mizuma - Publisher: PHP Institute - Genre: Social/Political - Condition: Good with obi (sash) Description The only point of contention in the "so-called issue of military comfort women" (※In the first place, there were no "military comfort women" during the war) was "whether the Japanese military forcibly recruited comfort women." For over 30 years, the Asahi Shimbun and left-wing intellectuals following the newspaper have argued that "there was forced recruitment." On August 5 and 6, 2014, the Asahi Shimbun ran a special feature titled "Thinking About the Comfort Women Issue" in its morning edition, acknowledging that the "Yoshida testimony," which was the biggest basis for "forced recruitment," was false, and that the "identification of the Volunteer Corps and comfort women" by a former reporter of the company was a misuse of terms. However, it is difficult to understand that the newspaper, instead of apologizing for damaging Japan's position and honor in the international community through false reports, is still insisting that it "will continue to report with the same stance" and that "there was coercion that deprived them of their freedom." Therefore, this book uses a vast amount of primary source materials to refute sophistry such as "broadly defined coercion" and "sex slavery." Thank you for viewing. Management BE5-20251015-3