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1910 yon onul un
1910 yon onul un

By Hung Sik Kim

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Reconstructs the historical and social context using daily newspaper articles sporadically starting on Jan. 1 in 1910 , leading to the day of Japanese annexation of Korea on Aug. 29 and afterwards,...

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An Chung gun chaep anjong ch amgwan gi
Chon Pong jun chaep anjong ch amgwan gi
Kwanggo ro ponun ch ulp an ui yoksa
Yungno kwan'gwang ul t?onghan Nam-Pukhan kwan'gwang hyomnyok hwalsonghwa pangan
Pak T ae won munhak yon gu ui chaeinsik
Chakka Yi Ki yong ku ch iyorhan sam kwa munhakchok chinsil ui sujun
Sesang eso kajang chaemi itnun sori.p an
Modu rul lido ro mandun CEO kunsu Kim Hung sik lidosip
Tok yo chonbom chaep anjong ch amgwan gi

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