Made it, Korea

The Japanese Government-General of Korea was a building built by Japan to colonize Korea. We look into the history of the building from Korea's liberation in 1945 until its demolition in 1995.

On March 6, 1883, Emperor Gojong proclaimed and promulgated the Taegeukgi as the national flag. We explore the background of the time.

We take a look into the Paris Peace Conference, which triggered the March 1st Movement.

We look into how former President Chun Doo-hwan, who seized power through the December 12 military coup, became the leader of South Korea.

We discuss the first aircraft hijacking in Korean aviation history that occurred on February 16, 1958.

On February 7, 1964, South Korea established diplomatic relations with Kenya. Let's explore the impact this had on South Korea's relations with other countries.

We will explore the circumstances surrounding former President Kim Dae-jung's two-year exile in the United States during the early 1980s, and his eventual return to South Korea.

We look into how the authoritarian regime in 1980 falsley accused Kim Dae-jung on charges of conspiracy and suppressed South Korea's democracy movement.

We explore the incident that took place on January 21st, 1968, when North Korea launched a raid to attack the Blue House, and infiltrated to as far as the Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul.

We look into the case of Park Jong-chul, a Seoul National University student who died by torture during a police interrogation on January 14th, 1987.