The Comfort Women: Japan's Brutal Regime of Enforced Prostitution in the Second World War
by George Hicks
George Hicks examines the history of comfort women and Japan’s system of enforced prostitution during the Second World War. This focused work explores a painful chapter in modern history and provides context for understanding its enduring human rights significance.
About This Book
George Hicks examines the history of comfort women during the Second World War.
The book focuses on Japan’s system of enforced prostitution and its human consequences.
It offers readers a serious, historically focused treatment of a painful and contested subject.
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