'Japanese Collaborators, Please Stand Up'

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Japanese Collaborators, Please Stand Up
It is true that the great majority of the Koreans who lived under the Japanese (1910 - 1945) collaborated with the Japanese in that they were obedient to the Japanese and bowed to the Emperor every morning. Many of them - especially the born-under-Japanese - even believed that they were Japanese and felt proud when the Emperor's Army kicked out white men from Greater Asia. ...

...Related Webs
Korean Issue Research Center - Database on Pro-Japanese traitors
Anti-Japan Home Page
Kim Gu's Hit List of 263 Japanese Collaborators
The 1948 Roster of Pro-Japanese Koreans compiled by Kim Gu and Associates

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Japanese Collaborators, Please Stand Up

COUNTERPOINT(without any examples)...

Writer Exposes Anti-Japanese Prejudices
Mar.20,2003 19:12 KST
Mizuno Shumpei, one of the most famous foreigners residing in Korea and well-known for his fluid use of the Jeolla province dialect on TV programs, has published a book in which he slams the way other Korean books slam the Japanese. In "A Critique of Lousy Books That Make Fools of Koreans"...

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Donga.com: Courts Deny Japan-Era Land Claims

All lawsuits filed by the descendents of pro-Japanese collaborators demanding the return of their ancestors` property have been dismissed, according to the Department of Justice yesterday...In particular, the Seoul High Prosecutors` Office requested the dismissal of five lawsuits, one appeal, and four appeals trials pending in Suwon District Court, including one filed by a descendent of Lee Keun-ho, the brother of Lee Keun-taek, one of the five traitors who had an influential role in the signing of the Korea-Japan annexation treaty...more...

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Korea Times: Korea to Seize Assets of Japan Collaborators

The government will start an investigation on Friday to confiscate assets of descendents who received financial benefits from 400 pro-Japanese activities in the early 20th century. It marks the first time in 57 years that the government has taken action against Korean citizens who cooperated with Japan, which colonized the peninsula from 1910 to 1945. A similar move was foiled in 1949 due to strong protests from the collaborators. The Committee for the Inspection of Property of Japan Collaborators will start the investigation on Aug. 18 before seizing the property obtained by collaborators during Japanese colonization. Its preliminary investigation started in April...more...

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IHT: South Korea to seize more assets of pro-Japanese collaborators

South Korea announced Monday it will seize more assets gained by Koreans who collaborated with the Japanese during colonial rule, more than 60 years after the end of the peninsula's occupation. South Korea will confiscate 25.6 billion won (US$27 million; €20 million) worth of land from the descendants of 10 people who allegedly collaborated with Japan during its 1910-45 colonial rule, a presidential commission said. It will be the second seizure of collaborators' assets since 2005, when a special law went into effect. In May, Seoul moved against nine alleged collaborators. The plan has "historic significance as it gives a lesson to future generations about the consequences of anti-nationalistic acts" said Jang Wan-ick, a member of the presidential commission on pro-Japanese collaborators' property. Among the 10 alleged collaborators named for the latest seizures was the late Min Byung-seok, who as a Cabinet minister played a key role in signing a 1910 treaty with Japan that placed the Korean peninsula under colonial rule. The property owners can file a lawsuit to contest the government's decision, the commission said...more...

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I just stumbled and stepped into this steaming pile of a site. Yikes.

I must be baka because at first glance I thought "this steaming pile of a site" meant FG not the link below