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Made it, Korea

Arirang Radio
Korean War
Korea
April 3rd Jeju Incident
Jeju April 3 Incident
Gwangju
2002 Korea-Japan World Cup
Seoul National University
Park Chung Hee
South Korea
Japanese Colonial Rule
North Korea
April 19 Revolution
Syngman Rhee
May 10, 1948
Second Republic Of Korea
Economic Planning
Japanese Colonialism
Jurgen Hinspeter
Terry Anderson
Taegeukgi

The Making of Modern South Korea - Stories of South Korea's modern and contemporary history.

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2025 marks the 80th anniversary of Korea's liberation from Japanese colonial rule. To commemorate this milestone, we take a closer look at who the 33 national representatives were with Professor John DiMoia.

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The late 1920s and early 1930s were extremely chaotic for the colonial period. We discuss how Koreans organized themselves in political groups, and some of the specific groups they used to gain political momentum, such as Geunuhoe, with Professor Joh... more

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Singanhoe, or the New Trunk Association was a Korean independence activist group founded on February 15, 1927. We discuss the group that unified Korean socialist and nationalist factions with Professor John DiMoia.

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During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Koreans began migrating to Hawaii in small groups. We discuss what these individuals were doing in Hawaii, and their relationship to the Independence movement with Professor John DiMoia.

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John DiMoia
Professor at Seoul National University specializing in contemporary Korean history
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Professor John DeMoya
A professor at Seoul National University specializing in Korean history
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Episode: The Kantō Massacre
John DeMoya
Professor from Seoul National University
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Episode: The Potsdam Declaration & the Korean Armistice Agreement

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SJ Lee
Host of Made it, Korea, who covers modern and contemporary Korean history, often offering insights and narratives around significant historical events and figures.

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Emperor Gojong's Proclamation of the Taegeukgi
Q: What were the circumstances of the adoption of the flag initially?
The flag was adopted in 1883 after negotiations around the Schufelt Treaty, indicative of Korea's need to establish itself as a nation among other powers.
May 16, 1961 Coup
Q: Why did Park and others feel the coup was necessary?
They perceived the government as inefficient, experiencing high inflation and deep-rooted corruption from the previous administration, and felt that the military could enact necessary reforms.
The Significance of the Korean War in Modern Korean History
Q: What can we anticipate in terms of the targets and key points in the July reshuffles?
The reshuffles are likely to target several long-standing ministers, including Minister Lee Sang-min from Environmental, Science and Technology, and Education.
The Significance of the Korean War in Modern Korean History
Q: What's the role of the Deputy Speaker?
The role of the Deputy Speaker is not very significant; it is mostly ceremonial but can be crucial in the absence of the Chairman.
Miners & Nurses Dispatched to Germany in the 1960s-70s
Q: What were some health-related challenges faced by the Korean workers upon arrival in Germany?
Upon arrival, many Korean workers were quarantined due to health inspections that revealed a high prevalence of intestinal parasites, sparking domestic health campaigns in Korea.

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Exploring the intricate narratives that shape contemporary South Korea, this podcast features conversations surrounding pivotal historical events and figures that have defined the nation. Key themes include the Korean independence movement, the impact of colonialism, and the complexities of inter-Korean relations. Episodes highlight significant incidents like the Gwangju Uprising and major political impeachments, as well as profiles of individuals who made lasting contributions to Korea's history. The discussion often intertwines academic perspectives with personal stories, aiming to foster a deeper understanding of South Korea's past and its ongoing implications in the present day.

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