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Documents coming out of China reveal the extent of Japan′s shocking history of wartime atrocities.
This comes on the heels of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe′s statement last week that did not make any direct references to the victims of sexual enslavement during World War 2.
China plans to continue exposing more revelations.
Connie Kim reports.

It′s been revealed that the Japanese military coerced two thousand Korean women into sexual slavery in the 1940s.
A record office in China′s northeast Heilongjiang province on Monday revealed a Japanese document that detailed the drafting of Koreans to work at comfort stations in several regions throughout China in 1941.
The record also disclosed that Korean women were deceived into serving at comfort stations disguised as restaurants… as well as detailing locations of sites and the permitted service time for Japanese soldiers.
The revelation follows the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe′s statement on Friday where he did not give a direct apology to the so－called ″comfort women″.
China′s efforts to pressure Japan to face its historical wrongdoings continued with its State Archives Administration releasing a video series about Japan′s abuse of women during wartime on Saturday.
On the first day of its eight－day series， it released a Japanese soldier′s testimony recalling a Chinese woman being killed and eaten by soldiers during the invasion of the Shangdong peninsula.
The second video in the series， unveiled on Sunday， showed evidence of 141 women forced to serve some 25－thousand Japanese troops stationed in Nanjing.
The Chinese archives administration is set to release six more installments of the series，.. as part of efforts to show that the Japanese military systematically kidnapped women and operated brothels.
Connie Kim， Arirrang News.