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[100 Years Ago Today] September 14, 1926 - The Day the Locarno Treaties Took Effect, and Gyeongseong Was Still Waiting for the Preliminary Hearing
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- On September 14, 1926, the Locarno Treaties took effect in Geneva, Switzerland, and on the same day the preliminary hearing in the Korean Communist Party case had been ongoing in Gyeongseong for ten months.
- The preliminary hearing at the Gyeongseong District Court had continued since Kim Jae-bong and others were arrested in November of the previous year, and the strike at the oil factory in Mokpo had lasted more than eight months.
- The new Government-General building was nearing completion, with its opening ceremony set for October 1; today, detention has time limits and trials are open to the public.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [100년 전 오늘] 1926년 9월 14일 – 로카르노 조약 발효되던 날, 경성은 여전히 예심을 기다렸다
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