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[100 Years Ago Today] September 10, 1926 - The day Stresemann took the Geneva rostrum, and Gyeongseong tried to save fellow countrymen under censorship

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  1. On September 10, 1926, the Dong-A Ilbo ran an article titled "For Our Compatriots Dying in Calamity" and announced a fundraising drive by the Ijaejoseonin Gujehoe.
  2. At the same time, at the League of Nations General Assembly in Geneva, German Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann took the rostrum, while in Gyeongseong eight months in prison was sought for Choe Won-sun.
  3. Because censorship kept the newspaper from fully reporting the suffering, it tried to help compatriots through the Gujehoe, and its branch offices and sub-branches moved together with it.

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[100 Years Ago Today] September 10, 1926 - The day Stresemann took the Geneva rostrum, and Gyeongseong tried to save fellow countrymen under censorship

Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [100년 전 오늘] 1926년 9월 10일 – 스트레제만이 제네바 연단에 선 날, 경성은 검열 속에서 동포를 구하려 했다

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