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Eulsa Ojeok and Gyeongsul Gukjeok: The Historical Disgrace and Judgment of Traitors Who Sold Out the Nation
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- This article examines the conduct and historical assessment of the Eulsa Ojeok and the Gyeongsul Gukjeok, who cooperated with the Eulsa Neugyak and the Korea-Japan Annexation Treaty.
- In 1905, Yi Wan-yong, Yi Geun-taek, Yi Ji-yong, Park Je-sun and Gwon Jung-hyeon took part in the Eulsa Neugyak; in 1910, on August 29, Yi Wan-yong, Min Byeong-seok, Park Je-sun and others took part in the annexation.
- The article defines their actions as anti-national acts and argues that understanding history is necessary for civic awareness in order to safeguard sovereignty.
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