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The 59 pages that link to Korea under Japanese rule, each with the reason it gives.

• Korean WarNarrower topic: Japanese colonial rule ended with Japan’s defeat, leaving Korea to be divided among occupying powers.

• Division of KoreaNarrower topic: Its sudden collapse left the Allies to determine how Korea would be administered.

• North KoreaNarrower topic: Japanese colonial rule preceded the division and competing political projects that produced North Korea.

• Korean liberationNarrower topic: Colonial rule was the system that ended with liberation.

• North Korean economyNarrower topic: Colonial industry and infrastructure shaped the economic inheritance of the divided peninsula.

• TaekwondoNarrower topic: Japanese occupation shaped the historical setting in which several postwar Korean schools emerged.

• Japan–Korea Treaty of 1905Narrower topic: This broader period begins with the loss of Korean diplomatic sovereignty in 1905.

• March First MovementNarrower topic: The movement challenged the colonial system imposed after Japan annexed Korea.

• Queen MinNarrower topic: Colonial-era interpretations shaped the later national memory of her assassination.

• Democratic People's Republic of KoreaNarrower topic: Japanese colonial rule preceded Korea's division and the emergence of rival Korean states.

• Gabo ReformNarrower topic: The reform-era struggle over autonomy preceded, but did not itself cause, colonial rule.

• Korean Provisional GovernmentNarrower topic: The government’s founding and purpose were responses to this colonial rule.

• Unification ChurchNarrower topic: Moon's childhood unfolded amid colonial rule and the growth of Korean religious movements.

• Yu Gwan-sunNarrower topic: Colonial rule supplied the political conditions Yu and other activists resisted.

• HapkidoNarrower topic: Hapkido’s early development unfolded amid colonial rule and the transmission of Japanese martial arts.

• Chang MyonNarrower topic: Chang’s education and early career unfolded under Japanese colonial rule.

• Seoul National UniversityNarrower topic: The university’s predecessor institutions developed under the colonial education system.

• Sun Myung MoonNarrower topic: Moon’s childhood unfolded amid colonial rule and the struggle for Korean independence.

• Empress MyeongseongNarrower topic: The assassination foreshadowed the expansion of Japanese control over Korea.

• Shin Sang-okNarrower topic: Shin began his filmmaking career soon after the colonial period ended.

• Ahn Chang-hoNarrower topic: Ahn’s activism was directed against the system that denied Korea self-government.

• History of North KoreaNarrower topic: Japanese colonial rule shaped liberation politics and the political forces active at the 1945 division.

• Yi Wan-yongNarrower topic: The annexation led directly to the colonial period associated with Yi’s political legacy.

• Na Un-gyuNarrower topic: Na made films under colonial rule, when censorship and cultural identity shaped Korean filmmaking.

• The Chosun IlboNarrower topic: The newspaper began in 1920, during this colonial period.