War and Forgiveness

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00:00 - 28:29 SOUNDPRINT program content:
"The Korean Sharing House"
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30:00-58:29 SOUNDPRINT program content:
"Holland?s Black Page"
beginning with Host Lead with Barbara Bogaev
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I'm Barbara Bogaev..."]

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**** PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS ****
"The Korean Sharing House"
produced by Judith Kampfner
In part one, The Korean Sharing House, Producer Judith Kampfner from WNYC follows seven women aged between 75 and 85 who live together in a communal house outside Seoul, South Korea. These Korean Comfort Women, the name given by the Japanese to women forced into sexual slavery during WWII, have never received an apology from the Japanese government. In pursuit of their goal, they travel weekly to protest outside the Japanese embassy in Seoul. They talk about how they were taken by force as young girls to outposts of the Japanese empire. How they were raped 40-50 times a day. How they were tortured and electrocuted. How they had to keep their secrets and how they had to live in shame. And yet through their songs and sharing, they have managed to find a measure of peace.

"Holland?s Black Page"
produced by Dheera Sujan
In part two, Holland?s Black Page, Producer Dheera Sujan from RADIO NETHERLANDS, traces the stories of four former soldiers who tortured and killed Indonesian prisoners. Now in their seventies, they remember the details of quieting an open rebellion in the late 1940?s. They remember the electrocutions, the torture and the killing. They also remember how they had to live in shame with the secrets. They call for the Dutch government to accept some measure of responsibility for what they say they were ordered to do. Their solace lies in being able to publicly discuss the events.

Promo Text Copy:

[30 sec promo text] Today on SOUNDPRINT, two very different perspectives on wartime atrocities ? we?ll hear from Korean Women who were forced into prostitution for the Japanese Military during World War Two, and from Dutch Soldiers who committed so-called ?indiscretions? during military actions in Indonesia. They tell their stories in War and Forgiveness, a SOUNDPRINT special, part of Think Global, public radio?s week of special coverage, on the next Soundprint at (insert time & station).

[15 sec promo text] On the next SOUNDPRINT, we present two very different perspectives on wartime atrocities ? from the victims, and from the perpetrators. That?s War and Forgiveness, part of Think Global, public radio?s week of special coverage.