The Untold Story Of Japan's Cultural Genocide in Korea: How Japan Tried To Erase A Nation

Описание: The Japanese occupation of Korea wasn't just a military conquest - it was a systematic attempt to erase Korean identity from existence. For 35 years, Japan implemented increasingly harsh policies aimed at transforming Koreans into Japanese subjects, banning their language, forcing name changes, and rewriting their history.
This documentary explores how Japan's colonial rule forever changed East Asia, from the fall of the Joseon Dynasty to the brutal "Military Police Reign," the inspiring March 1st Movement, and the devastating wartime mobilization that saw thousands of Koreans forced into labor camps and sexual slavery.
But this is also a story of incredible resilience. Despite overwhelming odds, ordinary Koreans found ways to preserve their heritage, language, and identity through secret education, cultural preservation, and resistance movements that kept Korean identity alive for future generations.
Discover how this dark chapter shaped modern Korean identity and continues to influence East Asian politics today. The wounds from this period have never fully healed, making this essential viewing for understanding the complex relationship between these two major Asian powers.
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