Politics of Language in the Ex-Soviet Muslim States: Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan Book

This is an uncompromising read, that illustrates the depths, the depravities and the sheer cruelty that one human being can extend to another.
The Japanese revisionist say that none of this happened. How many times have we heard the far right Eurocentric revisionist lay the same claims with regard to the Death Camps of Nazi Germany.
What happened to these women across the occupied and colonised countries of South east and East Asia one cannot even begin to really comprehend. The fact we as a global community still don't really know all the facts leave me personally with more questions. Why did the West and the Allies not seek justice for these women in the same aggressive manner that they did when investigating and putting on trial members of the Nazi regime?
This is a book that everyone should read as dark and as dreadful as it's tales are.
Only by knowing the full extent of this shameful almost forgotten treatment of women during WWII can we ensure that this type of abuse and torture during times of conflict does not continue