A Rare 1944 Korean–Japanese Bilingual Propaganda Poster Promoting Forced Labor Conscription
This is a very rare Korean–Japanese bilingual wartime propaganda poster, published in Keijo Nippo (Gyeongseong Ilbo) on October 7, 1944.
Read MoreViewing the suffering of colonized people through the lens of the colonizer's propaganda
This is a very rare Korean–Japanese bilingual wartime propaganda poster, published in Keijo Nippo (Gyeongseong Ilbo) on October 7, 1944.
Read MoreThis is a 1944 article featuring a damage-control press conference held by Imperial Japanese authorities to publicly address growing panic
Read MoreI have been going through Imperial Japanese newspaper articles from over 80 years ago that the National Archives of Korea
Read MoreIn June 1945, as Imperial Japan was losing a brutal war against the United States, Korean support for the empire
Read MoreThis is my review and analysis of a deeply unsettling Imperial Japanese propaganda film, Love and Vows (愛と誓ひ), which was
Read Moremobilizing Koreans in Let’s look at three articles from Keijo Nippo (the official Japanese colonial newspaper in Korea) published in
Read MoreThis is a translation of a Japanese newspaper roundtable discussion from June 1945, held just two months before Imperial Japan’s
Read MoreThese propaganda cartoons, serialized in 1943 during the height of Imperial Japan’s war mobilization, were aimed at the Korean audience.
Read MoreThese propaganda cartoons, serialized in 1943 during the height of Imperial Japan’s war mobilization, were aimed at the Korean audience.
Read MoreIn the annals of forgotten history, few figures exemplify the complex and tragic reality of Korean soldiers in the Imperial
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