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How did Ahn Jung-geun end up with a missing finger? The story of the man who assassinated Japan's most powerful official in Korea.
In this episode, we explore the March 1st Movement, one of the most significant acts of resistance during Korea’s fight for independence from Japanese colonial rule. From peaceful demonstrations across the country to the lasting impact it had on Korean identity and activism, this episode examines how March 1, 1919 became a turning point in modern Korean history and continues to be remembered through Samiljeol today.
What happens when a man dedicates his entire life to a country that doesn’t yet exist? In this episode, we follow Kim Gu through exile, resistance, and a relentless fight for independence. As empires rise and fall around him, one question remains—how far would you go for a nation you may never see?
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