The Case of Korea : a Collection of Evidence On the Japanese Domination of Korea, And On the Development of the Korean Independence Movement
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But let me cite a few more facts. Last Wednesday was a zero weather day, and to make it worse there was a bitter wind blowing that made it almost impossible to walk outdoors.
I know because I tried it. Yet that night the Japanese made a woman, whose term in prison expired that day, walk a half mile through the snow in her bare feet, from one prison to another, just for the purpose of going through the red tape of setting her free. And this after her sentence had expired! In the prison both men ...and women are forced each night to remove all their clothes in one building, and then run across a court for about a hundred feet through the open air, naked, to their sleep- ing quarters, where they put on their cold night clothing and sleep under insufficient cover in unheated rooms. In the morning they remove their night clothing in their sleeping quarters, run naked back across the court, under the open air, then put on their day clothes which have been in an unheated room all night. Please bear in mind that the women, as well as the men, are forced to do this, and that it is the regular routine no matter how cold the weather.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But let me cite a few more facts. Last Wednesday was a zero weather day, and to make it worse there was a bitter wind blowing that made it almost impossible to walk outdoors.
I know because I tried it. Yet that night the Japanese made a woman, whose term in prison expired that day, walk a half mile through the snow in her bare feet, from one prison to another, just for the purpose of going through the red tape of setting her free. And this after her sentence had expired! In the prison both men ...and women are forced each night to remove all their clothes in one building, and then run across a court for about a hundred feet through the open air, naked, to their sleep- ing quarters, where they put on their cold night clothing and sleep under insufficient cover in unheated rooms. In the morning they remove their night clothing in their sleeping quarters, run naked back across the court, under the open air, then put on their day clothes which have been in an unheated room all night. Please bear in mind that the women, as well as the men, are forced to do this, and that it is the regular routine no matter how cold the weather.
What to read after The Case of Korea : a Collection of Evidence On the Japanese Domination of Korea, And On the Development of the Korean Independence Movement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chung, Henry, 1890-1985 to read onlineMoreLess
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