英文の資料
投稿者： pyeongyang_kim 投稿日時： 2004/11/21 19:40 投稿番号： [15784 / 49973]
簡単に英文の資料を紹介して見れば,
あくまでもこれはミリタリーメニアドルのための材料だが
ここでも韓国人たちが日本帝国君に属してどんなに苦労したのか分かる部分が増長します.
大体の場合朝鮮人たちは日本帝国君軍隊の戦地に引かれて行って工兵隊に属して
ざんごうをほるとか兵たん基地を建設するとか虜収容所の言い換えれば下動きをする場合で利用になりますね. これはむしろ使役病たちだと呼ぶ方が適当だろう.
そして実際に爆撃と重労動で過労死してけだもののように虐待受ける場合が多かった.
[ 2 ] The 3rd Special Base Unit did not include Korean labourers. Korean labourers belonged to the 111st Construction Unit.
Japanese naval infantry regiment on Tarawa had several hundred Korean laborers attatched to it. One source I read implied maybe 33% of total force on island was Korean in origin.
Only several dozen Koreans were captured and this appears to indicate that Koreans were forced to fight by the Japanese and then were killed by US marines..
As far as I know, the majority of Koreans and Formosans, (What Taiwan was called during the Japanese occupation) didn't like the Japanese whatsoever and were pretty much forced to join the Imperial Army. Not all of course, there's always going to be some collaboraters.
A large number of them went into the Kempetai to help the Japanese keep watch on their own people, and another large group became Prison camp guards. I remember one American POW saying that the Japanese treated the Koreans so bad, as if they were barely human, that the Koreans would take out their frustrations and anger on the POWs. Hope this helped. Regards.
The Korean guards also thought they would gain favour of the Japanese POW camp administration personnel by acting in a brutal maner.
The Japanese conscripted Koreans for military duties but used them in manual labour units and as camp guards. The officers in such units were Japanese who viewed their position as some form of punishment, almost a disgrace. These officers tended to take out their anger on the Koreans under their control.
The Allied invasions of Pacific islands sometimes caught Korean labourers but the Japanese consistently refused to form Korean fighting units. Of the c 41500 Japanese POW, 75% were in fact Korean.
c 70,000 Koreans died as a result of air raids and service in the Japanese armed forces/ merchant fleet.
http://www.geocities.com/dutcheastindies/SNLF.html
あくまでもこれはミリタリーメニアドルのための材料だが
ここでも韓国人たちが日本帝国君に属してどんなに苦労したのか分かる部分が増長します.
大体の場合朝鮮人たちは日本帝国君軍隊の戦地に引かれて行って工兵隊に属して
ざんごうをほるとか兵たん基地を建設するとか虜収容所の言い換えれば下動きをする場合で利用になりますね. これはむしろ使役病たちだと呼ぶ方が適当だろう.
そして実際に爆撃と重労動で過労死してけだもののように虐待受ける場合が多かった.
[ 2 ] The 3rd Special Base Unit did not include Korean labourers. Korean labourers belonged to the 111st Construction Unit.
Japanese naval infantry regiment on Tarawa had several hundred Korean laborers attatched to it. One source I read implied maybe 33% of total force on island was Korean in origin.
Only several dozen Koreans were captured and this appears to indicate that Koreans were forced to fight by the Japanese and then were killed by US marines..
As far as I know, the majority of Koreans and Formosans, (What Taiwan was called during the Japanese occupation) didn't like the Japanese whatsoever and were pretty much forced to join the Imperial Army. Not all of course, there's always going to be some collaboraters.
A large number of them went into the Kempetai to help the Japanese keep watch on their own people, and another large group became Prison camp guards. I remember one American POW saying that the Japanese treated the Koreans so bad, as if they were barely human, that the Koreans would take out their frustrations and anger on the POWs. Hope this helped. Regards.
The Korean guards also thought they would gain favour of the Japanese POW camp administration personnel by acting in a brutal maner.
The Japanese conscripted Koreans for military duties but used them in manual labour units and as camp guards. The officers in such units were Japanese who viewed their position as some form of punishment, almost a disgrace. These officers tended to take out their anger on the Koreans under their control.
The Allied invasions of Pacific islands sometimes caught Korean labourers but the Japanese consistently refused to form Korean fighting units. Of the c 41500 Japanese POW, 75% were in fact Korean.
c 70,000 Koreans died as a result of air raids and service in the Japanese armed forces/ merchant fleet.
http://www.geocities.com/dutcheastindies/SNLF.html
これは メッセージ 1 (korea_is_mini_japan さん)への返信です．
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