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[100 Years Ago Today] August 17, 1926 - Fourteen Days After the Genkai Sea Tragedy, the Mystery of the Missing Bodies Continues

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  1. The morning edition of August 17, 1926 reported that the bodies of Yun Simdeok and Kim Ujin, who threw themselves into the Genkai Sea, had still not been found after fourteen days.
  2. The Busan Susangseo and the Shimonoseki Police Station jointly searched the area, but found no trace of the two, who disappeared from the Deoksuhwan on August 4.
  3. On the same day, the Sidae Ilbo, struggling with financial difficulties, suspended publication, and residents of the Kansai region stayed in temporary shelters due to heavy rain damage.

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[100 Years Ago Today] August 17, 1926 - Fourteen Days After the Genkai Sea Tragedy, the Mystery of the Missing Bodies Continues

Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [100년 전 오늘] 1926년 8월 17일 – 현해탄 정사 열나흘째, 시신 없는 미스터리는 계속된다

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