Viewing the suffering of colonized people through the lens of the colonizer's propaganda
On December 12, 1943, during one of the darkest chapters of Imperial Japanese colonial rule over Korea, the entire peninsula
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This article is yet another example of “model Korean” propaganda, which props up an exemplary Korean collaborator as a model
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This February 1941 Keijō Nippo article documents something that is rarely discussed in the history of colonial-era Korea: the active,
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At the beginning of the Pacific War in December 1941, there was apparently a small community of German residents working
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In this post, we will look at the institution of the town council (町会) in the cities of wartime Korea
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This article from 1943 offers a rare glimpse into one aspect of the severe censorship regime that Imperial Japan imposed
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In previous posts, I explored how Imperial Japan glorified Korean Kamikaze pilots in 1945, repackaging their deaths as noble sacrifices
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This February 17, 1944 Keijo Nippo article—published during Imperial Japan’s final wartime push—lays out the colonial government’s Special Ordinance for
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During the final years of the Pacific War, as Imperial Japan faced defeat and mobilized every means available to sustain
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This is a very rare Korean–Japanese bilingual wartime propaganda poster, published in Keijo Nippo (Gyeongseong Ilbo) on October 7, 1944.
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