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The Case of Korea: A Collection of Evidence on the Japanese Domination of Korea, and on the Development of the Korean Inependence Movement (1921)

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Publication Date: August 1, 2015
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Henry Chung (1890 to 1895), who was a member of the Korean Commission to America and Europe, describing the Japanese occupation of Korea, says that “ever since Japan went into Korea she has been practising upon the Koreans Turkish cruelty, with German efficiency and Japanese cunning. . . . At the very moment when the Japanese statesmen are making public statements that they love the Koreans as their brethren, villages are being wiped out, innoce...

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