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Kang Duk-kyung (1929–1997) was a Korean comfort woman in the Japanese colonial era during World War II. She was captured and forcefully taken into sexual slavery by a Japanese soldier in the middle of the night. After liberation in 1945, she could not return to her hometown because of what had happened to her as a comfort woman. Kang Duk-kyung later became a human rights activist. She started to live in the House of Sharing in late 1992. While staying at the House of Sharing, she participated in an art therapy program where she began painting. Her art centers on her experiences as a 'comfort woman.'

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  • Kang Duk-kyung (1929–1997) was a Korean comfort woman in the Japanese colonial era during World War II. She was captured and forcefully taken into sexual slavery by a Japanese soldier in the middle of the night. After liberation in 1945, she could not return to her hometown because of what had happened to her as a comfort woman. Kang Duk-kyung later became a human rights activist. She started to live in the House of Sharing in late 1992. While staying at the House of Sharing, she participated in an art therapy program where she began painting. Her art centers on her experiences as a 'comfort woman.' (en)
  • 姜徳景(カン・ドクキュン、朝鮮語: 강덕경)は慰安婦として名乗り出て証言を行った人。 (ja)
  • 강덕경(姜徳景, 1929년-1997년 2월 2일)은 대한민국의 인권운동가이자 일본군 위안부 피해자이다. 경남 진주 출신으로 초등학교 1학년 때 근로정신대로 일본 도야마의 한 군수공장에 보내져 중노동과 배고픔을 피해 도망치다 붙잡혀 위안소로 끌려갔다. 1992년 말 나눔의 집에 거주하며 미술 치료 프로그램에 참여한 것을 계기로 미술 작품 활동을 시작했다. '위안부'로서의 경험을 주제로 한 작품을 남겼다. (ko)
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  • Kang Tŏkkyŏng (en)
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  • Gang Deok-gyeong (en)
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  • Kang Duk-kyung (1929–1997) was a Korean comfort woman in the Japanese colonial era during World War II. She was captured and forcefully taken into sexual slavery by a Japanese soldier in the middle of the night. After liberation in 1945, she could not return to her hometown because of what had happened to her as a comfort woman. Kang Duk-kyung later became a human rights activist. She started to live in the House of Sharing in late 1992. While staying at the House of Sharing, she participated in an art therapy program where she began painting. Her art centers on her experiences as a 'comfort woman.' (en)
  • 姜徳景(カン・ドクキュン、朝鮮語: 강덕경)は慰安婦として名乗り出て証言を行った人。 (ja)
  • 강덕경(姜徳景, 1929년-1997년 2월 2일)은 대한민국의 인권운동가이자 일본군 위안부 피해자이다. 경남 진주 출신으로 초등학교 1학년 때 근로정신대로 일본 도야마의 한 군수공장에 보내져 중노동과 배고픔을 피해 도망치다 붙잡혀 위안소로 끌려갔다. 1992년 말 나눔의 집에 거주하며 미술 치료 프로그램에 참여한 것을 계기로 미술 작품 활동을 시작했다. '위안부'로서의 경험을 주제로 한 작품을 남겼다. (ko)
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  • Kang Duk-kyung (en)
  • 姜徳景 (ja)
  • 강덕경 (ko)
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