Under Japanese rule, Korean students were taught by Japanese teachers, Korean names were changed to Japanese names, and practically everything Korean was abandoned. The Japanese were guilty of

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The Japanese efforts to suppress Korean culture and impose Japanese culture, including changing Korean names to Japanese and teaching Korean students by Japanese teachers, can be considered an act of cultural genocide. This term refers to actions aimed at erasing the culture of an ethnic or national group.

Under Japanese Rule, Korean Students Were Taught by Japanese Teachers