So what? How is this any more relevant than just some general statement dealing with any other period of history and the rapes that occurred there? At least it was prosecuted as a crime. Rape of slaves have nothing to do with MeToo. I fear this is nothing but a distraction. I cannot see the relevance.
I will say why it is irrelevant. The culture of an army occupying a foreign country during a war is not the culture of the business world, in entertainment or any industry. They have nothing in common and no lesson can be brought from one to the other. You might as well bring out animal behavior as an example, or as I said before, some other historical era. That is why I smell an agenda, that and the rather creative figures. Trying to bring that up here will do nothing but cause this thread to get bogged down in this historical period, what is accurate and what is garbage.
You do know that no one here is pro-rape during war, I hope.
