Women in the Time of Chaos: Sex and the Ideal Chinese Woman in the 1930s

 









In the time of Chaos
heroes arise in many forms
John Rabe

Dr. Bob Wilson

John G Magee

Wilhemina "Minnie" Vautrin

These heroes were credited with saving an estimated 250,000 lives by establishing International Safety Zones
But others remained in the shadows

An estimated 200,000 whose lives were sacrificed.
But what keeps them in the dark
and the age old battle of morality
Chastity


versus

promiscuity

Left survivors ashamed for nearly sixty years.

when the first comfort women, Kim Hak Soon, came forward and testified in 1991.


Kim Hak Soon

While Victory Girls supported American soldiers



The Japanese forced themselves upon the women of China

"Kill All, Brun All, Loot All" was their motto and concerning the women
"Rape All"

They raped innocent females as young as ten and as old as sixty in the streets of China

Then they set up legal stations to rape them in their camps

The proof has been shown

Acknowledgments have come from Japan

Support is here

Where is the honor?

Where is their apology?

The only reminders are the survivors

Coming soon to a paper near you...

For more information

Washington Coalition for Comfort Women Issues: http://www.comfort-women.org

House of Sharing: http://www.houseofsharing.org






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