Korea’s Hidden Auschwitz: The Brothers Home Atrocities
In the 1970s and 1980s, South Korea’s Brothers Home in Busan was advertised as a welfare center for vagrants and orphans. Behind its walls, it operated as a brutal concentration camp where thousands — including children snatched from the streets — endured slave labor, torture, rape, and death under the watch of director Park In-geun. Host Alexander Lawson uncovers the horrifying true story of systemic abuse, government complicity, and the survivors still fighting for justice decades later.
Warning: Contains graphic descriptions of violence and abuse. Listener discretion advised.
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