South Korea War Photo Exhibition
February 25, 2019
A visitor looks at a photo featuring 'comfort women' at an exhibition in Seoul, South Korea, 25 February 2019. The photo is one of three comfort woman pictures that a US soldier took at the end of World War II. Comfort women is a euphemism referring to Asian women, mostly Koreans, who were forcibly taken to front-line military brothels to serve the Japanese army during the war. EPA-Jiji Press
Latest Videos
- WAR OF WORDS: UNCOVERING MEDIA BIAS IN THE GAZA CONFLICT
- FROM PANDEMIC TO PLANDEMIC: THE TRUTH REVEALED
- RFK Jr. TAKES THE HELM: A NEW ERA FOR US HEALTHCARE UNDER TRUMP
- The Snowden Effect How Trump’s Pardon Could bring down the deep state
- TRUMP TARGETS USAID: THE HIDDEN WAR ON AMERICA’S GLOBAL HUMANITARIAN ARM
- ELON MUSK CLAIMS GEORGE SOROS HATES HUMANITY
- KENNEDY’S BOMBSHELL: CIA’S ALLEGED CONTROL OF GLOBAL MEDIA