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• Bruce Cumings  + (<font face="{{{font}}}">“Somewhere b … <font face="{{{font}}}">“Somewhere between 100,000 and 200,000 Korean women were mobilized into this slavery, along with smaller numbers of Filipinos, Chinese and a handful of Westerners. Pae Pong Gi was the first Korean woman to come forward and tell her story with her identity unprotected . She did this in Tamatani Tetsuo's 1979 film, An Old Lady in Okinawa. "Like so many other comfort women,' George Hicks writes, she "remained in the same role with the American Occupation Forces" on Okinawa. Yun Chong Mo's novel, My Mother Was a Military [[Comfort Woman]], was inspired by the sight of a drunken American soldier dragging a Korean girl down a street in Seoul.” dragging a Korean girl down a street in Seoul.”)

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