tpjv86b – Page 13 – Exposing Imperial Japan

Nostalgia for Imperial Japan and its undercurrents...

Wartime news coverage of Prince Yi Un...

Korean family of radio broadcasting official lived...

Imperial Japanese Army finally acknowledges Korea’s imminent...

Western firms including Shell, Mobil, HSBC, Otis...

Japanese news staff wrote sad and internally...

British and Australian prisoners of war arrive...

This 1942 stuttering correction seminar for Korean...

Imperial Japan’s railway system in Korea was...

In Japan-occupied Korea, Koreans often spoke Japanese...

Koreans in Seoul streetcar observing mandatory daily...

In March 1944 in Seoul, an angry...

In 1917, an 11-year-old Korean girl in...

Niece of Korean collaborator nobleman Yoon Deok-yeong...

Imperial Japanese penal officials brag about brainwashing...

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Imperial Japanese police in Seoul raided amusement centers, cafes, parks late at night and rounded up ordinary residents labeled ‘rebellious intellectuals’ and ‘insolent fellows’, announcing ‘every single idle person must be exterminated … to bring down the hammer on the neon bugs’ (August 1943)

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Imperial Japanese police in Seoul raided amusement centers, cafes, parks late at night and rounded up ordinary residents labeled ‘rebellious intellectuals’ and ‘insolent fellows’, announcing ‘every single idle person must be exterminated … to bring down the hammer on the neon bugs’ (August 1943)

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If you suddenly found yourself in Seoul in 1943 and couldn’t stand your oppressive surroundings, you would have probably been

Model Korean Family

Propaganda story about a Japanese couple in Seoul adopting a poor Korean orphan boy who grows up to become a restaurant owner in Japan with Japanese wife and mixed children, tearfully reuniting with his adoptive parents and vowing to “fulfill our duties as Imperial subjects on the home front” (1943)

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This is my translation and transcription of a news article from Keijo Nippo, a propaganda newspaper and mouthpiece of the

Food Shortages

In November 1943, colonial authorities implemented a clumsy, inefficient fish rationing system in Seoul which led to large spoilage losses, a measly fish quota of less than 750 grams a day per person, angry complaints about irregular store hours, families were sometimes allotted poisonous fugu fish

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This is my translation and transcription of a news article from Keijo Nippo, a propaganda newspaper and mouthpiece of the

On August 5, 1942, severe flooding hit all of Korea but especially Seoul and Gyeongi-do, at least 13 people died, and water overflowed Cheonggyecheon River and flooded Gwanghwamun Street (news coverage published on August 7, 1942)

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On August 5, 1942, severe flooding hit all of Korea but especially Seoul and Gyeongi-do, at least 13 people died, and water overflowed Cheonggyecheon River and flooded Gwanghwamun Street (news coverage published on August 7, 1942)

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My condolences to the residents of Seoul who lost their lives in the flooding yesterday. I read a tip from