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I know and have known many people who were in an Indonesian (Japanese)
concentration camp, some family members, some friends, some who spent
their youth there. <br><br>
Each and every one of them told me that they hated the Koreans more than
the Japanese, the Korean camp guards were more cruel than the Japanese. I
knew one couple, he, Dutch spent the war in an Indonesian concentration
camp, she, Jewish, spent the last part of the war in a German
concentration camp. They both stated that the Japanese camps were more
brutal. <br><br>
At 02:34 PM 2/7/2014 Friday +0100, you wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Dear Bill Streifer,<br><br>
A woman who spent her childhood in an Indonesian concentration camp
managed by Japanese told me that the workers of the camp (not the
prisoners, in this case) were Koreans. The manager of the camp was
Japanese.<br><br>
As I learned at my Jewish Orthodox school in Gush Ezion, Israel, the
Nazist treatment of Jews included complex relationship with the Jewish
leadership. There was this famous case of one of Jewish ghettos in
Europe, where the leader of Jewish community first supplied to Nazis
goods made at the ghetto factory, then labor force, then a certain number
of people, then children. The rest of the ghetto people included the
leaders were killed by Nazist just a few weeks before
liberation.<br><br>
My specialization is 'technologies of self'. Technologies of self
includes how to build a person, and how to break a person. Nazist,
communist and similar regimes have a particular set of skills and
techniques, that include moral/spiritual demoralization, humiliation and
elimination. You can apply these techniques to a person, and also to a
nation.<br>
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