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Japanese Past Crime of Destruction and Plunder of Korean Cultural Assets (27)
2021-11-19
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Japanese Past Crime of Destruction and Plunder
of Korean Cultural Assets (27)
They destroyed all the traditional architectural and cultural heritages by erecting buildings for the colonial rule, barracks or military and civilian police buildings in Pyongyang and other major cities.
They destroyed the ancient buildings in Pyongyang and under various pretexts destroyed many relics of Koguryo time on Mansu, Changgwang and Haebang hills within the Inner and Middle walls and Ribang relics and relics of temples of the Outer Wall of the Pyongyang Wall.
They also illegally used or took away the Korean architectural relics.
Terauchi the first “governor-general” took the building material he got from the building of the Kyongbok Palace when they had pulled it down, to his native place to display it publicly with other cultural assets in the “Korea Gallery” in his native place.
Moreover, there was a rogue removed the Aeryon House to his home.
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