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Urgent instruction by Governor General, (page 13)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Urgent instruction by Governor General, (page 12)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
The Governor General finally, on March 6th. issued the following proclamation in the Official Gazette, (page 11)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Political disturbance in Chosen; Arrest of ringleaders, (page 10)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
On the 7th of March the Seoul Press had the following report, (page 9, half page)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Independence movement in Chosen (cont.), (page 8)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Independence movement in Chosen (cont.); Tuesday, March 4th.; Wednesday, March 5th., (page 7, not a duplicate)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Independence movement in Chosen (cont.), (page 7)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Independence movement in Chosen (cont.); March 3rd. Monday., (page 6)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Independence movement in Chosen (cont.), (page 5)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Independence movement in Chosen (cont.); Sunday. March 2nd., (page Ext.4)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Independence movement in Chosen (cont.), (page 4)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Independence movement in Chosen (cont.), (page 3)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Independence movement in Chosen (cont.), (page 2)
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Independence movement in Chosen; Pyengyang Chosen, March 1st. 1919
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Pyeng Yang chronicle of the Korean independence outbreak
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Korean Independence Outbreak; Beginning; March 1st., 1919; Part 1.; The deginning [sic] of the Korean independence uprising March 1-5.
Korean Independence Outbreak, Part 1
Addressee: Mr. C. H. Fahs, New York; sender: "Kopogo" c/o Mr. J. W. Crofoot, Shanghai.
Korean Independence Movement Pamphlet
He cries out for the liberty of the Koreans.
Korean Independence Movement Pamphlet
Japanese soldiers and armed police compelling the Koreans to open their shops against their wish.
Korean Independence Movement Pamphlet