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[100 Years Ago Today] August 1, 1926 — Magazine Gaebyeok Closes After 37 Rounds of Censorship by the Governor-General, With Issue No. 72 as Its Last

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  1. On August 1, 1926, the magazine Gaebyeok, published by the Cheondogyo Youth Association since June 1920, closed with its 72nd issue in total.
  2. Over six years, it was confiscated or banned from sale more than 37 times, and it was suspended once and fined once.
  3. The official reason cited was articles on socialism, but the Governor-General's tightened censorship after the June 10 Independence Movement is cited as the background.

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[100 Years Ago Today] August 1, 1926 — Magazine Gaebyeok Closes After 37 Rounds of Censorship by the Governor-General, With Issue No. 72 as Its Last

Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [100년 전 오늘] 1926년 8월 1일 – 잡지 『개벽』, 총독부 검열 서른일곱 번 끝에 통권 72호로 문을 닫다

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