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[ON THIS DAY 100 YEARS AGO] August 14, 1926 – Eldest Brother Sets Out for Tokyo to Retrieve Ashes of Sister-in-Law Who Died in Prison
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- On August 14, 1926, Bak Jeongsik, the eldest brother of Bak Yeol, left Sangju in Gyeongsangbuk-do with his nephew Bak Hyeongnae and set off for Tokyo.
- The trip was to retrieve the remains of Kaneko Fumiko, his sister-in-law who died in prison, and on August 1 police had taken the remains from the home of Fuse Tatsuji.
- While remains were not immediately returned to the bereaved family 100 years ago, today family delivery is the principle, this serialized article points out.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [100년 전 오늘] 1926년 8월 14일 – 옥사한 며느리의 유골 찾아, 상주의 형 도쿄로 떠나다
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