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		<title>Ahn Jung-geun Memorial in Harbin</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>In 2014, the Ahn Jung-geun memorial was inaugurated in Harbin railway station, China. Itspurpose was to commemorate the Korean patriot who assassinated the Japanese statesman ItoHirobumi in 1909, in this very station, as an act of resistance against Meiji Japan’s imperialexpansion. The memorial, constructed with the joint endorsement of the South Korean andChinese governments, was [&#8230;]</p>
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<p class="wp-block-paragraph">In 2014, the Ahn Jung-geun memorial was inaugurated in Harbin railway station, China. Its<br>purpose was to commemorate the Korean patriot who assassinated the Japanese statesman Ito<br>Hirobumi in 1909, in this very station, as an act of resistance against Meiji Japan’s imperial<br>expansion. The memorial, constructed with the joint endorsement of the South Korean and<br>Chinese governments, was objected to by the Japanese government, whose official rhetoric<br>insisted on Ahn’s criminality from a legal standpoint and rebuked nationalist hostility towards<br>Japan. This case study traces the controversial history of the 1909 incident in the national<br>narratives of these three countries, and the contestation of the memorial as situated within East<br>Asia’s contemporary geopolitical complexities and unresolved colonial past.</p>
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