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| ANGOL CÍM | Korea under Japanese rule | 8316 |
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| vigasznők (japán: 慰安婦, ianfu; angol: comfort women) - Comfort women - Trostfrauen (japanisch 慰安婦 ianfu, englisch comfort women) - Женщины для утешения |
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| Korea under Japanese rule | ||
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| Colony of the Empire of Japan from 1910 to 1945 | ||
| Government | Governor-General of Chōsen (list) • Japanese Korean Army | |
| Cultural policies |
Chōsen Art Exhibition (1922-1944) • Chosun Exhibition (1929) • Colored Clothes Campaign (1920-1945) • Office of the Yi Dynasty • Sōshi-kaimei (1939-1945) • Shinto in Korea • State Shinto | |
| Economy | Bank of Korea (1909-1950) • Hwacheon Dam • Korean yen • Sup'ung Dam | |
| Companies | Chōsen Anthracite Company • Chōsen Government Railway • Chosen Railway • Oriental Development Company | |
| Controversies | Comfort women (list) • Sakhalin Koreans | |
| Forced labor | Aso Mining forced labor controversy • Hashima Island • Korean Women's Volunteer Labour Corps • Sado Island • Slavery during World War II • Utoro, Uji | |
| Events | 105-Man Incident (1911) • March First Movement (1919) • Jeamri Massacre (1919) • Battle of Fengwudong (1920) • Battle of Samdunja • Battle of Qingshanli (1920) • Gando Massacre (1920-1921) • Shinano River incident (1922) • Kantō Massacre (1923) • June 10th Movement (1926) • Gwangju Student Independence Movement (1929) • Hongkou Park Incident (1932) • Battle of Pochonbo (1937) • Korean Language Society Incident (1942) | |
| Collaborators | Five Eulsa Traitors • Hong Sa-ik • Iljinhoe • Korean History Compilation Committee • Park Yeong-hyo • Refrain Club • Park Jung-yang • Song Byeong-jun • Yi Yun-yong | |
| Independence movement |
Declaration of Independence • Independence Club • Korean National Association • List of militant independence organizations • List of independence activists • Provisional Government | |
| Places and structures |
Altteureu Airfield • Gyeongbokgung • Government-General Museum of Chōsen • Heijō Shrine • Hyochang Park • Japanese General Government Building, Seoul • Keijō (Seoul) • Keijō Post Office • Keijō Shrine • Keijō Imperial University • Seodaemun Prison | |
| Legacy | Anti-Japanese sentiment in Korea • Anti-Korean sentiment in Japan • Controversies surrounding Yasukuni Shrine • Japan-Korea disputes • Japan-North Korea relations • Japan-South Korea relations • Japanese history textbook controversies • List of war apology statements issued by Japan • Division of Korea (1945-) • Koreans in Japan (1945-) • Hibakusha (1945-) • Treaty of San Francisco (1952) • Treaty on Basic Relations Between Japan and the Republic of Korea (1965) • Independence Hall of Korea (1987-) • Murayama Statement (1995) • Special Law to Redeem Pro-Japanese Collaborators' Property (2005) • Museum of Japanese Colonial History in Korea (2018-) | |
| Comfort women |
Futsukaichi Rest Home (1946-1947) • The Korean Council for the Women Drafted for Military Sexual Slavery by Japan (1990-) • Wednesday demonstration (1992-) • Kono Statement (1993) • Asian Women's Fund (1994) • Shimonoseki Trial (1998) • Women's International War Crimes Tribunal on Japan's Military Sexual Slavery (2000) • United States House of Representatives House Resolution 121 (2007) • Japan-South Korea Comfort Women Agreement (2015) | |
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