Bilingual Korean-Japanese propaganda posters started to be used in Korea starting October 1944
For the past two years, I’ve been studying the pages of Keijo Nippo (Gyeonseong Ilbo), the official propaganda mouthpiece newspaper
Read MoreViewing the suffering of colonized people through the lens of the colonizer's propaganda
For the past two years, I’ve been studying the pages of Keijo Nippo (Gyeonseong Ilbo), the official propaganda mouthpiece newspaper
Read MoreThis article from 1939 features the remarkable story of a Tatar family in Imperial Japan. This particular article bids a
Read MoreIn this post, I will focus on some newspaper clippings from July 1943 featuring the Korean royal family, specifically Prince
Read MoreJust sharing a fascinating piece of historical artifact – a comic strip, or more accurately, a manga, published in the
Read MoreI recently came across two intriguing news articles from the Japanese colonial period of Korean history that shed light on
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