Simon Young Kim (김영근), a South Korean...

In October 1943, 200 Seoul high school...

Kim Ku leads the way towards Korean...

In June 1945, Imperial Japan announced a...

February 1943 news article of British prisoners...

August 28, 1945: Colonial regime announces a...

In 1944, the Japanese govt built internment...

The Sulemans were a Russian Tatar refugee...

Hollywood movies and Western cosmetic brands were...

In a 1928 news editorial, a colonial...

The Korean people were allegedly liars, slackers,...

Another part of a propaganda interview of...

In 1943, Japanese company bosses discussed how...

Korean rice farmers barely survived eating grass...

Imperial Japanese PSA ordering residents to avoid...

Month: December 2024

Police

Korean Woman in Hanbok Detained by Imperial Police in 1944 Seoul for Wearing the “Wrong” Clothing in Violation of Wartime Attire Regulations

2024-12-30

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This photo, published by the colonial regime in 1944, captures a police encounter of a Korean woman with members of

Daily Life

In 1941, Tokyo officials forcibly settled 1,400 Koreans into an unsanitary slum with no kitchens or bathrooms, and brainwashed them with Imperialist ideology in neighborhood cells enforcing mandatory morning worship of the Emperor

2024-12-24

70

This news article from 1942 highlights the Imperialist ideological indoctrination that was imposed on a small Korean neighborhood in Edagawa,

Post-Liberation

How the war criminals of Imperial Japan shaped modern South Korean politics and business: the pro-Japanese legacy that Kishi, Sasakawa, and Kodama left behind in Korean conservatism

2024-12-10

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As a Japanese blogger posting content about Imperial Japan’s colonization of Korea, I have been following the latest news coming