During World War II, from which country were women NOT taken from their hometowns by the imperial Japanese army and put in brothels for Japanese soldiers?

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The Soviet Union was not a country from which women were systematically taken by the Imperial Japanese Army to serve in military brothels. The practice, known as "comfort women," primarily involved women from countries that were occupied by Japan during the war, such as Korea, China, and Taiwan.

During World War II, from Which Country Were Women NOT