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Authors: Peipei Qiu,Su Zhiliang,Chen Lifei
Tags: #History, #Military, #World War II, #Modern, #20th Century, #Social Science, #Women's Studies
Chinese Comfort Women (49 page)
war reparation framework set by allied powers,
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See also
Chinese forces; United States Anti-Japanese War.
See
Second Sino-Japanese War Argibay, Carmen Maria,
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Arimitsu Ken,
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Asian Women Human Rights Council,
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Asian Women’s Fund (AWF,
known in Japanese as
Josei no tameno Ajia heiwa kokumin kikin,
lit
. Citizens’ Asia Peace Fund for Women),
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,
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Asō Tarō,
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Association on the History of the Resistance War (Zhongguo kang-Ri zhanzhengshi xuehui),
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Association for Maintaining Order (Zhian weichihui): involvement in comfort stations,
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local civilian organization supervised by Japanese,
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rounding up local women for comfort stations,
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Association Seeking Resolution of the Comfort Women Issue through Legislation (Ianfu mondai no rippō kaiketsu o motomeru kai),
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Association to Support the Claims of Chinese War Victims (Chūgokujin sensō higaisha no yōkyū o sasaeru kai),
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Association to Support the Lawsuits of Chinese Comfort Women (Chūgokujin “ianfu” saiban o shiensuru kai),
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Association for Uncovering the Facts of Sexual Violence Committed by the Japanese Military in China and Supporting the Legal Cases for Redress (Chūgoku ni okeru Nihongun no seibōryoku no jittai o akiraka ni shi baishō o shiensuru kai),
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B
attle for China: Essays on the Military History of the Sino-Japanese War of 1937-1945
(Stanford University),
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brutal treatment of Chinese comfort women and civilians: abused/raped to death,
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bayoneting,
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death if too sick or weak to “work,”
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drowning after multiple rapes,
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efforts to explain Japanese soldiers’ behaviour,
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infected with sexually transmitted diseases,
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murder of comfort women with forces’ withdrawal,
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punishment for escaping or escape efforts,
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punishment for resisting or not “enjoying”
rape,
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records in Japanese army’s war documents,
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Salvarsan injections against syphilis,
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torture as punishment or for entertainment,
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treatment of female Chinese POWs,
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See also
survivors’ narratives; Chen Yabian; Huang Youliang; Lei Guiying; Li Lianchun; Lin Yajin; Lu Xiuzhen; Tan Yuhua; Wan Aihua; Yin Yulin; Yuan Zhulin; Zhou Fenying; Zhu Qiaomei brutal treatment of pregnant Chinese women: civilians,
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in early Sino-Japanese war,
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C
anada on Japan’s accepting responsibility for comfort women system,
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Cavallo, Steven, xix
Center for Research and Documentation on Japan’s War Responsibility (JWRC),
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Central Archives of China (Zhongyang danganguan),
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Changzhou,
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Chen Houzhi,
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Chen Lifei: financial aid for comfort station survivors,
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financial contribution to cost of investigation,
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at funerals for former comfort women,
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(f); investigation on Hainan Island,
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prosecutor at Women’s International War Crimes Tribunal (2000),
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representative for plaintiffs in lawsuit against Japan, filed in US,
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research on Chinese comfort women,
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scope of victimization,
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support for Yuan Zhulin at war crimes tribunal,
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testimony at symposium at Shanghai Normal University,
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Chen Lintao,
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Chen Shilian,
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Chen Yabian: experience as comfort woman,
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lawsuit against Japanese government,
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photograph,
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physical and mental difficulties after war,
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survivor of comfort station on Hainan Island,
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Chen Youhong,
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Chiang Kai-shek (Jiang Jieshi),
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child-daughter-in-law,
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China: during Cultural Revolution,
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Five Guarantees Program,
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grassroots movement to shed light on comfort women issue,
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lack of financial aid for comfort women survivors,
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lack of thorough investigation re. comfort women postwar,
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military tribunals for Japanese war crime suspects,
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patriarchal sexism re. comfort women,
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postwar environment for comfort women: Committee for the Investigation of the Victimization of Former Chinese “Comfort Women” (Zhongguo yuan “weianfu” shouhai shishi diaocha weiyuanhui),
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social and political discrimination against comfort women,
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treatment of comfort women due to nationalistic prejudice and patriarchal ideology,
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See also
Second Sino-Japanese War, 1931-45
China Foundation for Human Rights Development (Zhongguo renquan fazhan jijinhui),
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China Legal Aid Foundation (Zhongguo falü yuanzhu jijin),
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China at War: Regions of China, 1937-1945
(Stanford University),
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Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (Zhongguo shehui kexueyuan),
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Chinese Comfort Women
(Qiu, Su, Chen): Chinese primary document sources,
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Chinese research findings,
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contribution to knowledge about comfort women system,
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Japanese research findings,
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translations,
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See also
survivors’ narratives
Chinese “Comfort Women” Archives (Zhongguo weianfu ziliaoguan. Shanghai Normal University),
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(f),
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19th Route Army,
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battle at Shanghai (1932),
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battle of Shanghai (1937),
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battles at Taierzhuang and Xuzhou,
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Chinese Expeditionary Army,
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defence of Changsha (1939-44),
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defence of Nanjing (1937),
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defence of
Wuhan (1938),
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fighting with US air force support in Yunnan (1942-43),
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fighting at Wanping (1937),
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Hundred Regiments Offensive,
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New Fourth Army,
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n
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See also
Second Sino-Japanese War, 1931-35
Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC; [Zhongguo renmin zhengzhi xieshang huiyi]),
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Chinkin, Christine,
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Choi, Chungmoo,
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Citizens’ Asia Peace Fund for Women (
see also
Asian Women’s Fund, or AWF),
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comfort stations: army and naval stations in Shanghai,
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brutality of Japanese military as “gesture of conquest,”
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coerced collaborators to round up women,
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collaborators used to gather women,
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expansion of system after Nanjing Massacre (1937),
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infrastructure provided by the Japanese
kashizashiki
(brothels),
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institutionalized mass rape,
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; “justification” by Japanese leaders for comfort stations,
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names (euphemisms) for comfort stations,
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number of comfort stations (
see also
Hainan Island),
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for occupying forces after 1945,
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sanctioning of sexual violence and criminal behaviour outside stations,
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term specific to Japanese military’s system of sexual slavery,
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as war crimes,
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See also entries beginning with
comfort stations comfort stations, management by Japanese military: army’s direct management of,
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condom regulation and usage,
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fees for military,
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(t),
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government involvement,
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medical exams, accounts by comfort women,
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medical exams, regulations and compliance,
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military accounting courses on establishing comfort stations,
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military’s authorization and involvement in,
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payments to, and charges for, comfort women,
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regulations for use of comfort stations,
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rotation program for comfort women,
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rules for Chinese comfort women,
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sexually transmitted diseases,
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comfort stations, named sites: Changzhou, Jiangsu Province,
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City God Temple (Chenghuang-miao), Fuyang County, Zhejiang Province,
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Daiichi (Dayi) Saloon, Shanghai,
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