Korea Fights Japan to Keep Its Independence and Culture
Special Correspondent reports on Korea resisting Japanese rule, detailing widespread espionage, censorship, and brutal reprisals. Koreans advocate independence, citing armed resistance, declared independence in 1919, and continued campaigns from Seoul to Manchuria amid martial law and press suppression.
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