The following is from a series of articles published on page 11 of today's Sankei newspaper.
This article is a must read for all Japanese citizens and people all over the world.
The reason will be described later.
Who did fabricate 'Korean people forcibly taken', this lie first?
Words made into tools of Japanese bashing
I wrote it before that the word, 'Korean people forcibly taken away' did not exist for a while after the war in addition to the prewar days - during the war. (Serialization 42)
Who on earth may have begun to say the word What is it like the 'in symbol of the villainy in Japan' despite the untruth?
It is difficult to identify, but critic / poet Fujishima Udai (1924 - 97) was used in the magazine 'World' published by Iwanami Shoten in the September issue of Showa 35 (1960), there are many views that it may be the first.
Chung Daekyun (70), professor emeritus at the Tokyo Metropolitan University, pointed out in his book ‘Myths of Koreans living in Japan · compulsory entrainment’ that before the 1960's there was no example that this word was mostly used, ‘probably it was thought that it was obtained from ‘Chinese entrainment’ (which was used previously since the mid-1950s)’.
This Fujishima's ‘world’ thesis is titled ‘Koreans and Japanese - Tension in the Far East and Japan-US imperialism’.
It is literally the intention to stand on the stance of pro-North Korea, pro-China, to wish to oppose the confronting Japan and the United States as ‘imperialism’ and Korea as ‘intensive bad government.’
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