- The
Djukun (also
spelt Jukun, Tjunung) are an
Aboriginal Australian people of the
Kimberley region of
Western Australia.
Writing in 1974,
Norman Tindale...
-
Military Medal of
Honor (従軍記章,
jūgun kishō) was a
military decoration for
meritorious service to the
Empire of ****an,
formerly awarded to all military...
- the ****anese
during World War II: The
story of the "Comfort Women", the
jugun ianfu, and how
these women were
forcibly seized against their will, to provide...
- (then part of the
Empire of ****an) he
wrote Military Comfort Women (従軍慰安婦,
Jūgun-ianfu) in 1973. As a
reporter for
Mainichi Shinbun (a
major newspaper in...
- the ****anese
during World War II: The
story of the "Comfort Women", the
jugun ianfu, and how
these women were
forcibly seized against their will, to provide...
-
which motion is
happening or the
means by
which it is happening, as in
jugūn be yabu-me ("going
along a road") and
morin be yabu-me ("riding a horse")...
-
Jukun or
Djugun is an
Australian Aboriginal language of
Western Australia.
There are no
longer any
fluent speakers of Jukun, but some
people may remember...
-
mother of You Wenfeng. The
expressions ianfu (慰安婦, "comfort women") or
jūgun ianfu (従軍慰安婦, "women of
military comfort") are
euphemisms for
women used...
- from the
original (PDF) on 1 June 2011. Hoff,
Jennifer (2006).
Bunjalung Jugun [Bunjalung Country].
Richmond River Historical Society. ISBN 1-875474-24-2...
- (plural deng "men, people"). The Kets of the Kas, Sym and
Dubches rivers use
jugun as a self-designation. In 1788,
Peter Simon Pallas was the
earliest scholar...
