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Käthe Kollwitz
"A woman who has lost her husband"
Owned by PHILIA MUSEUM(Japan)

"The fourth main topic of the war is women who
have lost their husbands during the war. This
woman is pregnant. She is like a stone,
only her face and hands are white but the rest of her is black."
from Wakakuwa Midori " Käthe Kollwitz "
published by Saiki-sha
PHILIA MUSEUM will have an exhibition of 
Käthe Kollwitz from 29 Oct/2000

　

Center for Research and Documentation on Japan's War Responsibility（JWRC)

Chronicle of JWRC Activities

Contents of "The Report on Japan's War Responsibility"

Recommendation by Prof. John Dower & Prof. Mark Selden
New　　

Recommendations from the International Symposium on settling the issue of the ‘Comfort Women’ through negotiation between Japan and the ROK
24 September, 2012

Proposal
What makes the Japanese Government’s apology to “comfort women” unequivocal?
31 July 2007

Reference Materials of the Press Conference on Japanese military sexual slavery ("comfort women"), 17 April 2007  at  The Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan

In Japan, a Historian Stands by Proof of Wartime Sex Slavery   YOSHIAKI YOSHIMI   10 April, 2007

Appeal on the issue of Japan ’s military “comfort women”
  23 February, 2007

Postwar Compensation Cases  in Japan
　　

International Scholars' Appeal Concerning the 2002-Edition Japanese History Textbooks (Inaugurated on July 10, 2001)

Information Concerning New History Textbook (Kanji Nishio et al. Atarashii Rekishi Kyokasho, certified by the Japanese Ministry of Education and Science on March 30, 2001, and published by Fusosha)  


 Permanent Exhibit on Japan's Aggression

War Crimes Japan ignores: The issue of "Comfort women"

Court Cases, Citizen Groups, and the Unresolved Issues of War: Updates and Brief Commentary

BOOK REVIEW

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