Personal effects of Korean victims of Japan's forced labor

Personal effects of Korean victims of Japan's forced labor

SEOUL, South Korea - Photo taken in Seoul on Aug. 20, 2012, shows the personal effects of victims of forced mobilization by Japanese authorities in Korea while the peninsula was under Japanese rule between 1910 and 1945, gathered and unveiled by the Commission on Verification and Support for the Victims of Forced Mobilization under Japanese Colonialism in Korea, a South Korean government agency. The agency said the same day around 226,000 people had registered as victims of the forced mobilization since a fact-finding investigation began in 2005.

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