Forced Labor - WWII Japanese Prisoners of the USSR

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Subject: Forced Labor - WWII Japanese Prisoners of the USSR
CJH 7/3/2006 6:07:52 PM

Here is an interesting bit of history -
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"On June 20, 1990, academics and Red Cross officials from the Soviet Union convened a panel and found that the U.S.S.R. detained more than 594, 000 Japanese for forced labor after WWII, among this number, 546, 000 were taken to camps within the Soviet Union and forced into labor..."

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