Keith Howard (ed): True Stories of the Korean Comfort Women.

by Philip Gowman on 17 April, 2006

in Book reviews: History

(Cassell, 1995).

Does what it says on the tin. Testimonies by former comfort women. Don’t read this all at once. It’s overwhelming.

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