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On 29 April 1932, he carried out a bombing attack using a bomb disguised as a water bottle (it is widely misconceived as a narrow lunch box; Yun carried two bombs to Shanghai, one being the water bottle and the other being the lunch box. The water bottle was used for the killing while the lunch box was intended to be used to kill himself after the assassination, but failed to detonate)[citation needed] at a Japanese army celebration of Emperor Hirohito's birthday in Hongkou Park, Shanghai. The bombing killed Yoshinori Shirakawa, a general of the Imperial Japanese Army, and , a Government Chancellor of Japanese residents in Shanghai. It also seriously injured Kenkichi Ueda, Division 9 commander of the Japanese Imperial Army, , Japanese Consul-General in Shanghai, and Shigemitsu Mamoru, Japa

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  • On 29 April 1932, he carried out a bombing attack using a bomb disguised as a water bottle (it is widely misconceived as a narrow lunch box; Yun carried two bombs to Shanghai, one being the water bottle and the other being the lunch box. The water bottle was used for the killing while the lunch box was intended to be used to kill himself after the assassination, but failed to detonate)[citation needed] at a Japanese army celebration of Emperor Hirohito's birthday in Hongkou Park, Shanghai. The bombing killed Yoshinori Shirakawa, a general of the Imperial Japanese Army, and , a Government Chancellor of Japanese residents in Shanghai. It also seriously injured Kenkichi Ueda, Division 9 commander of the Japanese Imperial Army, , Japanese Consul-General in Shanghai, and Shigemitsu Mamoru, Japa
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  • On 29 April 1932, he carried out a bombing attack using a bomb disguised as a water bottle (it is widely misconceived as a narrow lunch box; Yun carried two bombs to Shanghai, one being the water bottle and the other being the lunch box. The water bottle was used for the killing while the lunch box was intended to be used to kill himself after the assassination, but failed to detonate)[citation needed] at a Japanese army celebration of Emperor Hirohito's birthday in Hongkou Park, Shanghai. The bombing killed Yoshinori Shirakawa, a general of the Imperial Japanese Army, and , a Government Chancellor of Japanese residents in Shanghai. It also seriously injured Kenkichi Ueda, Division 9 commander of the Japanese Imperial Army, , Japanese Consul-General in Shanghai, and Shigemitsu Mamoru, Japanese Envoy in Shanghai. Yun was arrested at the scene and convicted by the Japanese military court in Shanghai on 25 May. He was transferred to Osaka prison on 18 November, and executed in Kanazawa on 18 December. He was buried in Nodayama graveyard. Chiang Kai-shek quoted "A young Korean patriot has accomplished something tens of thousands of Chinese soldiers could not do." Syngman Rhee, however, disapproved of the incident and Kim Gu's strategy of assassinations as a means to achieve Korean independence, arguing that it justified Japanese suppression.
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