


PublisherArabian Pens for Publishing
A novel brings the tragedy of "comfort women" back to the forefront
The novel "How We Disappeared" by Singaporean author Jing-Jing Lee once again brings to the fore the tragedy of the "comfort women" who were subjected to a large segment of women during the Japanese occupation of Singapore between 1942 and 1945 during World War II.
The term "comfort women," according to historians, refers to a forced conscription system imposed by the Imperial Japanese forces on women in countries they occupied before and during World War II, such as China, Korea, the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, and Singapore, for the purpose of providing "sexual services" to members of those forces.
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| Publisher | Arabian Pens for Publishing |
|---|---|
| Category | Novels & Short stories |
| Language | Arabic |
| ISBN | 9789778659269 |
| Availability | In stock |
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