Ahn Jung Geun memorial

Ahn Jung Geun memorial

HARBIN, China - Photo taken Jan. 20, 2014, shows a sign at a platform at Harbin station in China indicating the location where Ahn Jung Geun shot Hirobumi Ito, a four-time prime minister of Japan and the first resident general of Korea, in 1909. A memorial hall was set up at the station commemorating the Korean independence activist who assassinated Ito.

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