دانلود کتاب Stories that Make History: The Experience and Memories of the Japanese Military ›Comfort Girls-Women‹

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Translator’s Preface\nAcknowledgments\nPreface\nContents\nIntroduction: The Stories of the Survivors of the Japanese Military Comfort Girls-Women: The Making of the Memories and Meaning\nExplanatory Notes\nGlossary\n“I Never Dreamt, Not in My Wildest Dreams, That So Many Soldiers Would Come to Me Like That”: Gong Jeom-yeop\n“You Japs, Without Your War, Why Would We Have Gone There?”: Kim Hwa-ja (Pseudonym)\n“It Is Like a Dream That I Survived. But an Utterly Terrifying Nightmare of a Dream”: Chung Seo-un\n“When I Try to Speak of What Is Buried in My Heart, It Feels Like My Heart Is Bursting”: Kang Il-chul\n“How Can I Avenge Myself?”: Seok Soon-hee (pseudonym), Ahn Jeom-soon (real name)\n“That History, At First, I Was Ashamed About It, So I Was Not Able to Talk Very Clearly”: Lee Ok-seon\n“Never, Ever Forget”: Lim Jeong-ja\n“Do Not Ask Me About My Past Life. It Pains My Heart”: Roh Chung-ja\n“You Come and Give Us Compensation and Beg Us for Forgiveness”: Jang Jeom-dol\n“To Whom Shall I Say This? Does Anyone in Heaven or on Earth Know What I Went Through?”: Kim Bong-yi (pseudonym), Choi Seon-soon (real name)\n“There Was Not a Thing I Could Do that I Wanted”: Kim Soon-ak\n“It Passed Along With the Blow of Wind and Waves of Water, Time Has”: Gil Won-ok\nThe Story of Failed Interviews: The Silence of Cho Yi Seon, the Secret of Kim Dduk Bbal: Jungae Park\nSome Works on Comfort Girls-Women