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Category: Korean Royal Family

Korean Royal Family

Delegation from Fascist Spain visiting the Yi Royal Household Museum of Art in colonial Seoul, 1940

2026-04-06

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This is a July 1940 news article about a formal visit to Japanese-ruled Seoul by a delegation from Francoist Spain,

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When all of Korea was forced to bow to Yasukuni Shrine to worship Imperial Japan’s war dead as gods: a chilling moment at 9:15 AM on October 23, 1944

2025-01-20

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On October 23, 1944, during one of the darkest chapters of Imperial Japanese colonial rule over Korea, the entire peninsula

Korean Royal Family

Wartime news coverage of Prince Yi Un (이은, 李垠) and Princess Yi Bangja (이방자, 李方子) fulfilling their royal ceremonial duties on behalf of Imperial Japan as they meet the public, accompanied by an entourage of the top elites of colonial Korean society (July 1943)

2023-07-09

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In this post, I will focus on some newspaper clippings from July 1943 featuring the Korean royal family, specifically Prince

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