About: Korea (Banzai for Japan!)

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Japan invaded Korea in 1910. After a swift victory, Japan made Korea its colony. Japan assassinated Korean Leaders and put many Koreans in concentration camps. Japan uses many Koreans as slaves.

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rdfs:label	Korea (Banzai for Japan!)
rdfs:comment	Japan invaded Korea in 1910. After a swift victory, Japan made Korea its colony. Japan assassinated Korean Leaders and put many Koreans in concentration camps. Japan uses many Koreans as slaves.
dcterms:subject	Banzai for Japan! Banzai for Japan! Korea Korea
city largest	Seoul
HoSname	Hiroki
lang official	Korean
name short	Korea
HoStitle	Emperor
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CoA	Koreacoa.png
Timeline	Banzai for Japan!
map caption	Location of Imperial Japanese Empire in Red
Name	(Colony of Korea)
Religion	Shinto, Buddhism, Taoism
Capital	Seoul
Flag	Flag of Korea 1882.svg
abstract	Japan invaded Korea in 1910. After a swift victory, Japan made Korea its colony. Japan assassinated Korean Leaders and put many Koreans in concentration camps. Japan uses many Koreans as slaves.
is wikipage disambiguates of	Korea

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