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Tuesday, July 3, 2007

A time of horror for the ordinary people of Indonesia and Japanese-occupied Southeast Asian nations in WW II.

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Asian Labor in the Wartime Japanese Empire Editor: Paul Kratoska Publisher: National University of Singapore Press

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