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Dokdo, the First Victim of Japan’s Aggression Against the Korean Peninsula
Korean People’s Awareness of Japan’s Aggression
The Korean Empire’s Jurisdiction Over Dokdo
Jurisdiction Over Dokdo After National Liberation
Witness Accounts and Photographs
The Korean Empire’s Jurisdiction Over Dokdo
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Petition to the State Council of Joseon or Uijeongbu (October 22, 1900)
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Imperial Decree No. 41 (October 25, 1900)
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Official Gazette (October 27, 1900)
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Sim Heung-taek Report (March 29, 1906)
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Directive No. 3 (May 10, 1906)
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“An Incident Has Occurred,” Daehan Maeil Shinbo (May 1, 1906)
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“There Is No Single Japanese,” Jeguk Shinmun (May 1, 1906)
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“Ulswi-Bogo-Naebu (The Uldo Magistrate Reports to the Ministry of Internal Affairs),” Hwangseong Shinmun (May 9, 1906)
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Maecheon-Yarok (Lunar-calendar April section, 1906)
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Ohagimun (Lunar-calendar April, 1906)
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Daehan-Shinjiji (1907) (Volume 2, Chapter 6 “Gyeongshangbuk-do Province")
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Chodeung-Daehan-Jiji (1907)
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Donghae Uljin, Haebang Section 1, Yeojigo Book 19, Jeungbo-Munheon-Bigo (1908)
Korea's Position on Dokdo
Government’s Basic Position
Why Dokdo is Korean Territory
Q&A on Dokdo
Government Statements
Facts about Dokdo
General Facts
Nature
Life on Dokdo
Media Center
Gallery
Video Clip
Dokdo, the First Victim of Japan’s Aggression Against the Korean Peninsula
Dokdo, dependency of Ulleungdo
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