Returned Korean archives on display in Seoul

Returned Korean archives on display in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Ancient royal Korean archives handed over by Japan are displayed to the public on Dec. 27, 2011, the first day of an exhibition at the National Palace Museum of Korea in Seoul. Over 1,200 volumes of the archives that Japan seized and removed during its colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula were transferred to South Korea in 2011.

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