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A Hero Reborn in Darkness: The Rediscovery of Yi Sun-sin
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- This column examines how Admiral Yi Sun-sin, whose true image was unclear to most Koreans before the Japanese colonial period, became known again through a remark by Japanese Admiral Togo.
- At a celebration of victory in the Russo-Japanese War, Togo Heihachiro, when praised as comparable to Yi Sun-sin, reportedly replied that he was not even worthy of tying Yi's shoelaces.
- Citing President Park Chung-hee's restoration of Hyeonchungsa Shrine in Asan and Jeseungdang in Tongyeong as memorial projects, the column asks what we should remember.
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