
The term 'Joy
Division' occurs in the sadomasochistic war novel The House of Dolls by Polish
born Jewish writer Ka-Tzetnik (pen name of Karol Cetinsky).
The Joy Division consisted of women - read: sex slaves or 'comfort women' as they are euphemistically called - who in concentration camps were forced to offer themselves to those in power for some 'fun'.
The Joy Division consisted of women - read: sex slaves or 'comfort women' as they are euphemistically called - who in concentration camps were forced to offer themselves to those in power for some 'fun'.
Active: 1976-1980, GBR
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