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[100 Years Ago Today] August 20, 1926 - Mystery of the Korea Strait on Day Seventeen: The Song Remains, But the Two Are Gone
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- As of August 20, 1926, the bodies of Yun Sim-deok and Kim U-jin, who threw themselves from the Gwanbu Yeollakseon, had not been found after seventeen days.
- Early on the morning of August 4, the two bought ferry tickets under the false names Kim Su-san and Yun Su-seon on the Gwanbu Yeollakseon, then jumped overboard together.
- "Saui Chanmi," which Yun Sim-deok recorded on August 1 in Osaka with lyrics she wrote herself, survives and is still sung today.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [100년 전 오늘] 1926년 8월 20일 – 현해탄 미스터리 열이레째, 노래는 남고 두 사람은 없다
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