Labor's Bloody History

Author: Zhu Miao Chun
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book incorporates the painful memories of the older generation of laborers who cannot forget their past, and the passionate indignation of the younger generation of authors. It is not just an ordinary book that can be discarded after reading; it is incredibly heavy, shakes the readers' souls, and will deeply imprint in the hearts of the people of both China and Japan, especially the younger generations. The members of the "Japan Claim Research Group" at Tianhong Law Firm, graduate and undergraduate students of East China University of Political Science and Law, the protagonists of this book—the descendants of the 28 abducted laborers—and the readers of this book—are all like the morning sun of the future. They will inevitably have an indelible memory of the historical fact of Japan forcibly abducting Chinese laborers. Furthermore, the power of attorney for the protagonists of this book, certified by the state, as well as the certification and evidence preservation certification, have been fixed as legal documents. These will surely play their due role against the Japanese government that has refused to acknowledge history, apologize, or compensate. The right of appeal for the 28 laborers in this book, the right of appeal for Chinese laborers abducted by Japan, and the rights of all victims—these, I believe, are sacred and inviolable.