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Oratory of the Times as a Spokesperson for the Nation, Gradually Leading to a Path of Conformity to Japanese Censorship
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“I would like to share a single ‘episode’ in which, for the first time in my life, I envied newspaper reporters and came to wish to become one myself.” This is about the ‘fateful day’ on which Kim Eul-han (1905–1992), a reporter active at the Chosun Ilbo and the Maeil Sinbo (the official organ of the Japanese Government-General of Korea) during the Japanese colonial period, decided his career path.
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