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DescriptionCOMFORT Ad.gif	日本語: 慰安婦募集の新聞広告。 English: Newspaper advertisements for recruitement of comfort women for the Japanese Imperial Army.
Date	1944
Source	left: Mainichi Shimpō　(毎日新報) 27 October 1944 right: Keijō Nippō (京城日報) 26 July 1944
Author	left: AnonymousUnknown author right: 今井紹介所
Other versions	Add2.gif

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