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Research finds at least 39 'industrial comfort stations' across Japan during WWII
SAPPORO -- Research has found at least 39 "industrial comfort stations" existed across Japan for male Korean laborers mobilized into wartime industrie
- At least 39 industrial comfort stations existed in Japan during WWII.
- Korean laborers, often forcibly brought to Japan, worked in harsh mining conditions.
- Women from the Korean Peninsula served at these establishments, many being teenage girls.
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