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Korea Immigration History Museum to Hold Special Exhibition on Korean POWs in Hawaii
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- The Korea Immigration History Museum in Incheon has announced that it will hold the special exhibition "Nagwone Gachin Naldeul," which deals with Korean prisoners of war held at the Hawaii POW camp during the Pacific War.
- The exhibition will run in the special exhibition hall from September 22 to February 21 of next year and is co-organized with the University of Hawaii Center for Oral History and others.
- Admission is free, and the exhibition follows the perspective of Hwang Haesu, presenting materials such as the JICPOA interrogation report and the Free Korean Weekly, along with recreated spaces.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 한국이민사박물관, 하와이 한인 포로 특별전 개최
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