Following are entries entitled Anti-Japanese Japanese who burned ‘requisition worker’ ruling on monthly magazine Hanada released today,
From the interview feature of journalist Ms. Sakurai Yoshiko and Professor of Moralology Institute, Visiting Professor at Reitaku University Nishioka Takeshi.
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People from all over the world know this the truth in this translation, it must know the foolishness that is being handled in anti-Japanese propaganda.
Especially agents of China and the Korean Peninsula belonging to each committee of the UN are in sync with their 'abysmal evil' and 'plausible lies', knowing their own evil and shame they must know.
‘Plaintiff is a former requisition worker’ lie
The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
Sakurai
In other words, all four plaintiffs were workers who came to Japan in response to recruitment before September 1944 when requisition began.
passenger with the injustice to falsify circumstances
Nishioka
That's right.
When organizing, mobilization is divided into three steps.
‘Recruitment’ conducted by private enterprises from Korea in 1939 to 1941, then from 1942 to September 1944 the Governor General of Korea assigned a mobilization number to each city, county, etc. and bowed to a private company ‘the government service mediation’, and ‘requisition’ based on National Requisition Ordinance from September 1944 to March 1945.
Sakurai
As for any, the mobilization place was a deadline contract in 2 years generally in the private enterprise, was not it?
I will mention it later, but the treatment is said to be relatively good.
Nishioka
At that time, differences in industrial development between the Korea and the inland and many Japanese men were absent due to the military draft, the Japanese mainland became extremely labor shortage, wages were soaring.
Sakurai
There are cases where there were twice as many applicants as the number of recruiters.
Through research by Mr. Chung Daekyun (Professor Emeritus, Tokyo Metropolitan University), it is clear that it is written in the Korean newspaper article at that time.
Nishioka
So, there was a lot of ‘individual trips’ for working away from home purpose.
The number reached by 440,000, about 3 times to 150,000 of 'the recruitment'.
In other words, Korean workers was eager to work at the mainland.
I was voluntarily coming, not compulsory entrainment etc.
This draft continues.
