Korean independence outbreak beginning, March 1st, 1919
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Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Subjects: History; Politics and government
Notes: Title from pt. 1 cover (viewed Mar. 12, 2010).

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Table of contents: title: Pt. 1. The beginning of the Korean independence uprising, March 1-5; title: pt. 2. The origin and cause; title: pt. 3. Conferences between officials and foreigners; title: pt. 4. Second stage of the movement, March 6-31; title: pt. 5. The continuous of the Korean Independence Movement on April 1st; title: pt. 6. Relation of the foreign missionaries to the independence uprising; title: pt. 7. Policy of force: Japan sending more troops to Korea to suppress the independence movement; title: pt. 8. How the Korean shops were re-opened; title: pt. 9. The terrible outrages and atrocities of the barbarious [sic] troops of his Majesty's government of Japan occurred in Suwon and its neighboring villages; title: pt. 10. Demonstrations in Seoul & other various places, the grievances of the Koreans under Japaneseiron rule, the torture of the girls in prison.