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[100 Years Ago Today] October 11, 1925 - Locarno Polishes the Peace as Shells Fall on Shanghai and Gyeongseong's Sunday Stays Quiet
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- On Sunday, October 11, 1925, peace talks at Locarno were nearing their end, artillery fire continued in Shanghai, and Gyeongseong was quiet.
- France's Aristide Briand, Britain's Austen Chamberlain and Germany's Gustav Stresemann came close to a de facto agreement on Germany's military status and the conditions for joining the League of Nations.
- In Gyeongseong, a trial over an article in the Chosun Ilbo continued, the Sinminbu was set to hold its first general meeting on October 14, and Gyeongseong Stadium was due to open four days later.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [100년 전 오늘] 1925년 10월 11일 – 로카르노는 평화를 다듬고 상하이엔 포성, 경성의 일요일은 조용했다
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