Colonial Korea

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Korea was colonized by Japan from 1910 to 1945. During this period: - Japan administered and controlled the Korean peninsula. - The Japanese suppressed Korean culture and imposed Japanese language and customs on the population. - Koreans struggled under Japanese rule and worked to maintain their national and cultural identity.

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Colonial Korea Produced by G P Witteveen from the Library of Congress collections

Colonial Korea Produced by G P Witteveen from the Library of Congress collections; www.loc.gov See full project, old-koreaphotos.wikispaces.com

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