After Japan surrendered in World War II, 70,000 women became US military comfort women. What happened to these women?

These women fell victim to their country's ingratiation with America. Instead of paying back the money, they risked their lives.

During World War II, there were three fascist countries (Germany, Italy and Japan). Among them, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in the United States, and then the United States began to participate in the war, which completely changed the balance of power between the allies and the allies. After the United States entered the war, Japan was beaten out of the water by it and surrendered.

In order to please the United States, Japan recruited about 70,000 domestic "comfort women" to serve American soldiers. On the eve of the American occupation army's arrival in Japan, the police department received an order from the Japanese government to establish a comfort station for the American occupation army. "The purpose is to protect other women and girls from abuse through the special service of comfort women."

In the comfort station, according to the regulations, American soldiers must pay before entering the door, and then they can get tickets and contraceptives. A Japanese comfort woman will probably receive dozens of American troops a day, but the American troops only spend 15 yen at a time, which is equivalent to the price of half a pack of cigarettes. It can be seen that the comfort women are poor. Are forced to sell themselves and be enslaved.

In order to recruit more comfort women, entertainment associations use jobs as bait to lure and deceive and push good women into the fire pit. Some young girls were tortured in this way, and many people who went in never came out, suffered a serious psychological blow and began to choose the road of suicide to end their lives.

To sum up, Japan surrendered in World War II, and 70,000 women became comfort women. Their daily life was worse than death, and finally they took their own lives.