[KS] The death of Queen Min

[Theodore M Critchfield]

I would like to know what Japanese source was cited as the basis for
the allegation that Queen Min was raped.  I have read everything I
could get my hands on regarding Queen Min's assassination.  Never
found any such suggestion. The circumstances of her death as I know them
would not appear to have allowed such behavior.

Ted Critchfield

On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, Henny Savenije wrote:

> I got the following mail from someone, could anyone enlighten me?
> 
> >Dear Mr Savenije,
> >I would like to ask you whether you could confirm the latest developments 
> >about the death of the Queen Min. I've heard from one Korean scholar in 
> >Cracow that one journalist had published an article (based on Japanese 
> >sources) about her death in which he says that she had been raped by the 
> >Japanese soldiers before they killed her.
> >Sincerely
> >Andrzej Wadas
> 
> 
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