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The 36 pages that link to Korean independence movement, each with the reason it gives.

• Syngman RheeRelated: Rhee pursued Korean independence through diplomacy and advocacy abroad.

• Division of KoreaRelated: Its competing visions of postcolonial government shaped Korea’s politics before partition.

• Itō HirobumiRelated: Resistance to Japanese influence in Korea shaped the context of Itō’s final years.

• Korean liberationRelated: Decades of resistance sustained the demand for independence before 1945.

• Japanese colonial empireRelated: Resistance persisted throughout colonial rule and shaped postwar Korean politics.

• Queen MinRelated: Her assassination became part of the movement’s memory of colonial violence.

• GunsanRelated: Gunsan’s memorials and historical sites situate local memory within Korea’s independence struggle.

• Yi Wan-yongRelated: The movement opposed the loss of sovereignty that Yi helped formalize.

• Han SoryaRelated: Han’s political commitments formed within the anti-colonial movements of his era.

• History of East AsiaRelated: It connects Japanese empire to Korea’s contested path toward independence.

• Liancourt RocksRelated: South Korean accounts connect the claim to resistance against Japanese imperial expansion.

• Na Un-gyuRelated: Na’s political experiences and the nationalist reading of Arirang connect his biography to anticolonial resistance.

• Pak KyongniRelated: The struggle for independence forms part of the historical world surrounding Toji’s characters.