[KS] Japanese Period Korean/Okinawan laborers in Micronesia

[Gary Heathcote]

Hafa Ada'i from Guam,

I am interested in corresponding with researchers who are familiar with
the experiences of Korean and Okinanwan laborers in Western Micronesia
(especially the Mariana Islands),
during the Japanese Period/WWII.   There appears to be very little
English-language literature on this subject.  I am wondering if there are
current research projects underway or recent studies just published?
Further, is anyone familiar with the Japanese and Korean literature  on
this.   Any leads/suggestions will be welcomed!    

Thank you,

Gary Heathcote
Assoc. Prof. - Anthropology


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