The video, stored at the U.S. National Archives, deals with the scene showing Japanese imperialist brutes cruelly killing the Korean women who were subjected to sexual slavery at the end of the Second World War. It shows a horrible sight of burnt, naked bodies which were thrown into a pit. Along with this video, an operation log of the allied forces was disclosed to show that Japanese imperialist aggression forces shot to death 30 Korean women who suffered from the sexual slavery on Sept. 13, 1944.

Rodong Sinmun Monday in a commentary says this once again proves that Japan is the sworn enemy of the Korean people as it committed thrice-cursed crimes against the Korean nation.

Nevertheless, the Japanese reactionaries try to justify the sexual slavery, far from acknowledging their history of crimes dotted with blood and making an apology and reparation. Not content with this, they lay bare their attempt for reinvasion, getting more frantic with revival of militarism with the backing of the U.S., the commentary says, adding:

The Japanese imperialists' hideous crimes against the Korean nation can never be pardoned, and if the Japanese reactionaries continue to deny their past crimes and behave imprudently, they will face a tragic end only.