Korean communities

In July 1941, 23 buildings with 230 units of simple housing for Koreans were constructed in Edagawa 1-chome,…

Abakan — Town

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 39 (39/0), Non-naturalized 140, Naturalized 0 ●

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 10 (10/0), Non-naturalized 35, Naturalized 0 ▲

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 60 (60/0), Non-naturalized 260, Naturalized 0 ■

The former site of Dongwon School established by the Shinminbu in Chuiwonchang

The place where the Korean Volunteer Corps held performances as part of their propaganda activities

The place where the Korean Liberation Army's special military delegation was stationed in 1941

Tulare

Akashi — Town

Akita — Town

1922 census, Households 29, Males 82, Females 47, Total 129, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 129, Place of ori…

Alameda

Los Angeles

Amador

Amagasaki — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 24 (10/14), non-naturalized 30, naturalized 60 ●

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 32 (32/0), Non-naturalized 128, Naturalized 0 ■

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 26 (26/0), Non-naturalized 110, Naturalized 0 ■

The place where Min Young-hak, who staged an uprising against the Japanese army on January 4, 1945, was shot…

The place where Son Yang-seop, Min Yeong-hak, and No Byeong-han, members of the Goryeo Independence Youth Par…

Sacramento

The accommodation where Ahn Chang-ho stayed during his visit to Mexico

Orange

1922 census, households 23, males 62, females 48, total 110, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 110, place of ori…

1922 Survey, Households 72, Males 209, Females 163, Total 372, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 372, Place of O…

1922 census, Households 13, Males 28, Females 23, Total 51, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 51, Place of origi…

The grave of Lee In-seop, an anti-Japanese patriotic fighter who participated in the anti-Japanese struggle a…

The apartment where Lee In-seop lived his second home in Andijan and spent his final years until his death in…

The site of the house where Lee In-seop first lived after moving to Andijan, Uzbekistan in 1952.

Angarsk — Town

Napa

Antu — Town

The place where the headquarters of the Korean Independence Army, a representative armed organization in the…

The place where the headquarters of the Daehan Jeongui Gunjeongsa, an armed independence movement organizatio…

Aomori — Town

Arkhangelsk — Town

Kern

Asahikawa — Town

Astrakhan — Town

Astrakhan — Town

1922 census, Households 6, Males 16, Females 14, Total 30, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 30, Place of origin…

Baicaogou — Town

Baishan — Town

1922 census, Households 46, Males 157, Females 115, Total 272, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 272, Place of o…

1922 Survey, Households 57, Males 200, Females 125, Total 325, Naturalized 7, Non-naturalized 318, Place of O…

The school Kim San attended under the stage name ‘Jangmyeong’

The military academy attended by Moo-jeong, commander of the Korean Volunteer Army

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 30 (30/0), Non-naturalized 200, Naturalized 0 ■

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 35 (12/23), Non-naturalized 50, Naturalized 169 ●

Barnaul — Town

1922 census, households 12, males 24, females 18, total 42, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 42, place of origi…

A monument erected to commemorate the partisans who sacrificed their lives at the Battle of Volochayevka in F…

The place where the Korean Revolutionary Army, in alliance with the Chinese army, annihilated the Japanese ar…

Beijing — Town

The location of the 2nd Bohapdan, organized in 1921 by Park Yong-man, No Baek-rin, Kim Chang-suk, Shin Chae-h…

The place where anarchists such as Jeong Hwa-am, Lee Eul-gyu, Lee Jeong-gyu, and Baek Jeong-gi raised funds i…

The place where the Damuldan executed the spy Kim Dal-ha in 1925

The place where Kim San resided in Beijing between November 1930 and around 1934

The location where the Beijing headquarters of the Korean Christian Youth Association was located

The school that independence activist Kim Seong-suk and others attended in Beijing

The place where Lee Gyu-chae resided in 1933 to raise funds and maintain contact during the movement of the K…

The residence of Lee Hoe-yeong's younger brother, Lee Ho-yeong, and a place where he ran a boarding house for…

The Beijing base of the Shinhan Revolutionary Party organized by Yi Sang-seol, Park Eun-sik, Shin Gyu-sik, an…

The school attended by Korean independence activists including Ju Mun-bin

The location of the Continental Farming Company in Beijing, which Park Yong-man operated to build an independ…

This was Cho Seong-hwan's residence in Beijing and served as an intermediate contact point for the Korean Ind…

The place where the New Korean Alliance carried out various activities to support the Provisional Government…

Belgorod — Town

Los Angeles

Alameda

Berlin — Town

The office of the Association of Koreans in Germany, an organization of Koreans residing in Germany that cond…

The place where the office of the Yuduk Goryeo Student Association, the first organization of Korean students…

Los Angeles

Bielefeld — Town

1922 census, Households 13, Males 50, Females 39, Total 89, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 89, Place of origi…

1922 census, households 19, males 47, females 40, total 87, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 87, place of origi…

1922 census, households 17, males 51, females 40, total 91, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 91, place of origi…

1922 census, Households 56, Males 146, Females 132, Total 278, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 278, Place of O…

Blagoveshchensk — Town

1922 Survey, Households 30, Males 92, Females 80, Total 172, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 172, Place of Ori…

1922 Survey, Households 29, Males 82, Females 72, Total 154, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 154, Place of Ori…

1922 Survey, Households 47, Males 128, Females 117, Total 245, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 245, Place of O…

Bochum — Town

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 34 (34/0), Non-naturalized 156, Naturalized 0

1922 Survey, Households 77, Males 228, Females 187, Total 415, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 415, Place of O…

1922 Survey, Households 16, Males 68, Females 45, Total 113, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 113, Place of Ori…

Monument commemorating the Battle of Bongodong, which took place in June 1920

1922 census, Households 5, Males 20, Females 13, Total 33, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 33, Place of origin…

Bonn — Town

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Bratsk — Town

Orange

Bremen — Town

A cemetery where the British government collected and interred the remains of British soldiers who perished i…

The place where Seo Young-hae, a representative of the Goryeo Tongsinsa, and others participated in the Inter…

The place where Korean students conducted diplomatic activities during the World Congress of Oppressed People…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 71 (17/54), Non-naturalized 94, Naturalized 383 ●

Bryansk — Town

1922 census, Households 79, Males 255, Females 224, Total 479, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 479, Place of o…

1922 census, Households 23, Males 52, Females 41, Total 93, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 93, Place of origi…

1922 census, Households 34, Males 131, Females 103, Total 234, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 234, Place of O…

1922 census, Households 9, Males 30, Females 23, Total 53, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 53, Place of origin…

1922 census, households 47, males 119, females 100, total 219, naturalized 4, non-naturalized 215, place of o…

1922 census, Households 23, Males 66, Females 46, Total 112, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 112, Place of Ori…

1922 census, Households 10, Males 39, Females 35, Total 74, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 74, Place of origi…

1922 census, Households 46, Males 138, Females 106, Total 244, Naturalized 13, Non-naturalized 231, Place of…

Bust of Lee Hong-gwang, a representative figure of the South Manchuria Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Army

A bust created to honor Yang Se-bong, commander of the Korean Revolutionary Army who was active in Manchuria…

Butte

Calaveras

Imperial

Santa Clara

The grave of Ju Myeong-rae, the wife of Kim Kyu-sik, who waged an armed anti-Japanese struggle in the Norther…

The cemetery of the four martyrs who died in the Battle of Hujiazhuang

Grave of the Unknown Soldier of the Korean Volunteer Corps

A region where nationalist and socialist movements were active

The place where the Military Equipment Corps and the ‘Association of Koreans in Manchuria for the Restoration…

The place where a branch of the Korean Independence Liberation Corps was located in the 1920s

The place where the Association of Koreans in Manchuria for the Restoration of the Fatherland was organized a…

The place where the Association of Koreans in Manchuria for the Restoration of the Fatherland and the 6th Div…

The place where the Korean Independence Army Corps was formed and active

The place where the Manse Movement took place in late March 1919 to resist Japanese oppression.

The place where the 6th Division of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army crossed the Yalu River to attack…

The former site of Jeongmong School, a nationalist school founded by Yu Il-u and the leader of the 1919 Chang…

Changchun — Town

Changchun — Town

Changsha — Town

The place where Kim Gu was transported and received treatment after being shot at Nammokcheong in Changsha

Statue and exhibition hall of Ryu Ja-myeong, a member of the Provisional National Assembly of the Republic of…

The headquarters building of the Korean Revolutionary Party where Ji Cheong-cheon served as party leader

One of the joint Sino-Korean anti-Japanese alliance organizations formed in Changsha in March 1921 by China's…

Cheboksary — Town

The place where the government building of the Far Eastern Republic, a buffer state established to facilitate…

The location of the Siberian General Assembly of the Korean National Association, which was organized in Chit…

Chelyabinsk — Town

Chengdu — Town

The place where the Chengdu Military Academy, a military academy where Korean youths received military office…

The university where Yurim, Kim Gwang, and others studied and where Kim Kyu-sik lectured

1922 census, Households 16, Males 45, Females 40, Total 85, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 85, Place of origi…

A monument erected to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Cheongsanri, where the Korean Indepen…

1922 census, Households 27, Males 84, Females 71, Total 155, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 155, Place of Ori…

The place where the Tianjin Fubyendan, organized by Cho Seon-hong, Myeong Je-se, Park Mun-yong, and others in…

Cherepovets — Town

Chiba — Town

The place where Park Yeol served time in prison after being discovered attempting to stage a bombing attack a…

The place where Jo Seong-hwan, a key figure of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, resided

The place where Kim Gu, a key figure of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, resided in Chija…

The place in Gijang where the families of Hong Jin, Cho So-ang, and Yang Woo-jo, who were active in the Provi…

The building where Yi Dong-nyeong, a key figure of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, resid…

The place where Cho So-ang, Ji Cheong-cheon, Yang Woo-jo, and the family of Choe Seon-hwa resided when the Pr…

The place where Choi Bong-seol, a member of the Iron-blooded Liberation Corps and the leader of the Red Flag…

Chita — Town

Chongqing — Town

The site where the graves of independence activists and their families were located

The building used by the Headquarters of the Korean Liberation Army

The place where members of the Tokyo Unit resided, who provided military training to Korean youths at the Gen…

The place where Provisional Government officials and Mao Zedong met on September 3, 1945

The building of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea during the Chongqing period

The site of the broadcasting station where the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea conducted prop…

The place where officials and families of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, and members of…

Chunyang — Town

One of the early Korean villages formed in the Chupung region. 1922 Survey: Households 380, Males 1082, Femal…

Hwanggu (Hwangkou) Village, formerly one of the four Chupung garrisons. 1922 Survey: Households 168, Males 52…

1922 census, Households 23, Males 65, Females 60, Total 125, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 125, Place of ori…

1922 census, Households 41, Males 124, Females 105, Total 229, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 229, Place of o…

1922 census, Households 42, Males 127, Females 120, Total 247, Naturalized 5, Non-naturalized 242, Place of o…

Los Angeles

Yolo

Fresno

Cologne — Town

Contra Costa

1922 census, Households 6, Males 13, Females 15, Total 28, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 28, Place of origin…

1922 Survey, Households 60, Males 124, Females 187, Total 311, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 311, Place of O…

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1922 Survey, Households 12, Males 40, Females 33, Total 73, Naturalized 6, Non-naturalized 67, Place of Origi…

1922 Survey, Households 51, Males 190, Females 110, Total 300, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 300, Place of O…

1922 census, Households 15, Males 51, Females 62, Total 113, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 113, Place of ori…

A memorial monument erected near Iman Station to commemorate the Koryo Volunteer Army soldiers who died in th…

Dalian — Town

The place where Yi Hoe-yeong was martyred on November 17, 1932, due to torture by the Japanese Empire after h…

1922 Survey, Households 10, Males 29, Females 18, Total 47, Naturalized 2, Non-naturalized 45, Place of Origi…

1922 census, households 58, males 224, females 186, total 410, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 410, place of o…

1922 census, Households 11, Males 24, Females 20, Total 44, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 44, Place of origi…

Dandong — Town

1922 Survey, Households 3, Males 21, Females 9, Total 30, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 30, Place of Origin:…

Daxinggou — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 6 (6/0), non-naturalized 22, naturalized 0 ●

Kern

Tulare

1922 census, Households 19, Males 66, Females 53, Total 119, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 119, Place of Ori…

1922 Survey, Households 39, Males 103, Females 98, Total 201, Naturalized 9, Non-naturalized 192, Place of Or…

1922 census, households 23, males 75, females 72, total 147, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 147, place of ori…

This is the site of the grave of Kim Ik-ju, who actively worked to establish the Korean community in Mexico a…

1922 Survey, Households 30, Males 92, Females 76, Total 168, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 168, Place of Ori…

Dongguan — Town

Dongguang — Town

Dongning — Town

1922 census, Households 26, Males 77, Females 72, Total 149, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 149, Place of ori…

1922 Survey, Households 100, Males 200, Females 190, Total 390, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 390, Place of…

Dortmund — Town

Los Angeles

1922 census, Households 33, Males 96, Females 76, Total 172, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 172, Place of ori…

1922 census, households 14, males 46, females 28, total 74, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 74, place of origi…

Dresden — Town

1922 census, Households 26, Males 86, Females 59, Total 145, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 145, Place of ori…

Tulare

Duisburg — Town

Dunhua — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 40 (40/0), non-naturalized 160, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

Dusseldorf — Town

Tulare

1906-1907 census, households: 38 (38/0), non-naturalized 160, naturalized 0, private property settlers

1906-1907 census, households: 46 (46/0), non-naturalized people 200, naturalized people 0, settlers on state-…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 15 (15/0), Non-naturalized 60, Naturalized 0 ■

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 11 (11/0), Non-naturalized 25, Naturalized 0 ■

1906-1907 census, households: 4 (4/0), non-naturalized people 20, naturalized people 0, settlers on state-own…

Imperial

Elista — Town

1922 census, households 14, males 41, females 37, total 78, naturalized 6, non-naturalized 72, place of origi…

1922 Survey, Households 63, Males 178, Females 170, Total 348, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 348, Place of O…

Essen — Town

A memorial hall exhibiting the activities of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea during the J…

Foshan — Town

1922 census, Households 11, Males 36, Females 27, Total 63, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 63, Place of Origi…

Frankfurt am Main — Town

Alameda

Fresno

In 1998, the Korea Housing Builders Association launched a project to establish an agricultural settlement fo…

The place where the headquarters of the Northern Military Government, a representative armed independence mov…

Fukui — Town

1922 census, Households 15, Males 40, Females 35, Total 75, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 75, Place of Origi…

Fukuoka — Town

The place where Fukuoka Prison was located, where Yun Dong-ju and Song Mong-gyu were imprisoned and died in p…

Fukushima — Town

Fukuyama — Town

Orange

Funabashi — Town

Fusong — Town

Fuzhou — Town

1922 census, Households 50, Males 141, Females 120, Total 261, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 261, Place of o…

Los Angeles

The place where Syngman Rhee, dispatched to Geneva in January 1933 as the Chief Plenipotentiary Representativ…

1922 Survey, Households 18, Males 78, Females 63, Total 141, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 141, Place of Ori…

1922 census, households 19, males 61, females 49, total 110, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 110, South Hamgyo…

Sacramento

1922 census, Households 6, Males 23, Females 14, Total 37, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 37, Place of origin…

1922 Survey, Households 14, Males 34, Females 36, Total 70, Naturalized 2, Non-naturalized 68, Place of Origi…

Gifu — Town

1922 Survey, Households 20, Males 70, Females 35, Total 105, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 105, Place of Ori…

Los Angeles

1922 Survey, Households 120, Males 513, Females 467, Total 980, Naturalized 23, Non-naturalized 952, Place of…

1922 census, Households 44, Males 147, Females 135, Total 282, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 282, Place of O…

1906-1907 census, households: 14(14), non-naturalized 56, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

Placer

Located in the border area of ​​the four provinces of Shanxi, Hebei, Henan, and Shandong, this is the cemeter…

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1922 Survey, Households 41, Males 114, Females 100, Total 214, Naturalized 3, Non-naturalized 211, Place of O…

Grozny — Town

1922 Survey, Households 42, Males 136, Females 115, Total 251, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 251, Place of O…

Guangzhou — Town

The place where the Chinese newspaper office was located, where Ahn Byung-mu and other members of the Korean…

Tombstone of Kim Geun-je and An Tae, Koreans who sacrificed their lives after being mobilized for the war whi…

A place presumed to be the building used as an office by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea…

The place where Shin Gyu-sik, Prime Minister of the Provisional Government, was received as an official diplo…

A university attended by many Korean youths in the mid-1920s and a major base of the independence movement

Military officer training school for Uiyeoldan executives and Korean youths

The place where *Joseon Volunteer Corps Communication*, the organ of the anti-Japanese armed group Joseon Vol…

Chinese military school where independence activist Ahn Byung-mu worked as a teacher

The Chinese Newspaper Company, where Ahn Byung-mu and others who served as members of the Korean Liberation A…

The site of the farm established by anarchist independence activist Yu Ja-myeong on the outskirts of Guilin.

The site of the farm that Yu Ja-myeong operated with a Chinese person.

The place where Yu Ja-myeong engaged in the anti-Japanese struggle while interacting with the Chinese writer…

The place where independence activist Lee Du-san published the anti-Japanese magazine *Dongbang Jeonu*

The place where independence activist Lee Du-san published the anti-Japanese magazine *Dongbang Jeonu*

Guiyang — Town

1922 Survey, Households 27, Males 84, Females 59, Total 143, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 143, Place of Ori…

1922 Survey, Households 25, Males 125, Females 23, Total 148, Naturalized 26, Non-naturalized 122, Place of O…

1922 census, Households 13, Males 47, Females 36, Total 83, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 83, Place of Origi…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 62 (7/55), Non-naturalized 34, Naturalized 404 ●

Hachioji — Town

1922 census, Households 12, Males 20, Females 14, Total 34, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 34, Place of Origi…

1922 census, Households 10, Males 25, Females 19, Total 44, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 44, Place of Origi…

A monument erected to commemorate the activities of anti-Japanese female activist Yun Hui-sun

Haikou — Town

Hailin — Town

The former site of the headquarters of the General Association of Korean People, an anarchist anti-Japanese i…

A park where an exhibition hall has been established to inform the public about the activities of anti-Japane…

The refuge Kim Gu used after the Maemanga refuge in Jiaxing

Hakodate — Town

1922 Survey, Households 66, Males 223, Females 163, Total 386, Naturalized 48, Non-naturalized 338, Place of…

Hamamatsu — Town

The site of the Hamatang headquarters of the Korean National Association, established by Gu Chun-seon and oth…

Hamburg — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 25 (10/15), non-naturalized 50, naturalized 137 ●

The place where the Korean Volunteer Army engaged in land reclamation activities on Ojisan Mountain to live i…

Hangzhou — Town

The building used as an office by the Korean Independence Party, the ruling party of the Provisional Governme…

The office building established by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea during the Hangzhou pe…

1922 census, Households 8, Males 17, Females 15, Total 32, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 32, Place of origin…

1922 census, Households 8, Males 17, Females 15, Total 32, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 32, Place of origin…

Hanover — Town

Harbin — Town

Harbin — Town

The place where Patriot Ahn Jung-geun assassinated Ito Hirobumi at Harbin Station on October 26, 1909.

The site of the farm pioneered at Chuiwonchang by the Park Ui-yeon brothers and others after the Gyeongsin Ma…

The Japanese Consulate General in Harbin, where independence activists such as Kim Dong-sam and Nam Ja-hyeon…

A memorial hall established to preserve the history of the Korean ethnic group in Heilongjiang Province and H…

The place where the grave of independence activist Nam Ja-hyeon was located

1922 census, Households 10, Males 25, Females 10, Total 35, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 35, Place of origi…

1922 census, Households 53, Males 238, Females 80, Total 318, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 318, Place of Or…

1922 Survey, Households 53, Males 165, Females 136, Total 301, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 301, Place of O…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 55 (18/37), Non-naturalized 91, Naturalized 248 ●

Imperial

Hefei — Town

Helong — Town

The battle site where the Northern Military Administration's Yeonseong Unit annihilated a large number of Jap…

The battle site where the combined forces of Kim Chwa-jin's unit and Hong Beom-do annihilated the Japanese ar…

The tombs of the Three Masters of Daejonggyo: Baekpo Seo Il, Hongam Na Cheol, and Muwon Kim Gyo-heon

Himeji — Town

Hirakata — Town

Hiroshima — Town

Hiroshima — Town

1922 census, households 13, males 27, females 22, total 49, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 49, place of origi…

1922 Survey, Households 31, Males 100, Females 77, Total 177, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 177, Place of Or…

1922 census, Households 11, Males 29, Females 18, Total 47, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 47, Place of origi…

Hohhot — Town

1922 census, Households 9, Males 26, Females 18, Total 44, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 44, Place of origin…

1922 census, Households 10, Males 27, Females 5, Total 32, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 32, Place of origin…

The place where Mr. Park Eun-sik published *Hyanggan Japji* on December 20, 1913

The lodging and intermediary contact where Hong Myung-hee and others planned to operate a rubber plantation a…

1922 census, households 13, males 46, females 33, total 79, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 79, place of origi…

1922 census, Households 11, Males 23, Females 20, Total 43, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 43, Place of Origi…

A monument erected to honor Choi Yun-gu, who was active in the Korean Revolutionary Army and the Northeast An…

The former site of Hwaseong Euisuk, established by the Jeonguibu in 1925 for national education.

A monument erected to commemorate ‘Nohakdang,’ established by Yun Hui-sun to train independence activists.

1922 census, Households 10, Males 33, Females 24, Total 57, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 57, Place of origi…

1922 survey, 20 households, total 105

Hunchun — Town

The former site of the national school established in 1917 by Lee Dong-hwi and Kim Nam-geuk to escape Japanes…

A monument erected at the site where 13 anti-Japanese guerrilla fighters sacrificed their lives in September…

The place where Kim Nam-geuk, the vice principal of Bukil School who was killed during the Gando Massacre of…

The place where hundreds of Koreans participated in the March 1st Independence Movement from the East Gate to…

The place where the Military Affairs Department of the Korean National Association in Hunchun fought a fierce…

The place where the Military Affairs Department of the Hunchun Korean National Association fought fierce batt…

Orange

1922 census, Households 10, Males 21, Females 19, Total 40, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 40, Place of Origi…

1922 Survey, Households 53, Males 152, Females 135, Total 287, Naturalized ?, Non-naturalized 287, Place of O…

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1906-1907 Survey, Households: 200 (29/171), Non-naturalized 149, Naturalized 1158 ●

The place where Kim Jong-jin, a central figure of the General Association of Koreans, was assassinated by com…

The site of General Kim Jwa-jin's martyrdom

Ibaraki — Town

Ichinomiya — Town

1922 census, Households 15, Males 50, Females 27, Total 77, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 77, Place of origi…

Imabari — Town

The place that served as an operational base for the Korean Liberation Army's commando unit when they were st…

Los Angeles

Historical records regarding the Office of Special Envoys of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Ko…

The site of Baedal Farm, established around 1923 by Jo Byeong-jun and others by reclaiming 600,000 pyeong of…

The site of the Kuomintang hospital where Lee Ja-hae, who served as the Minister of State for the Korean Libe…

The place where Lee Ja-hae, who served as the Minister of State for the Korean Liberation Army, was imprisone…

The place where Lee Ja-hae lived from the early 1940s to 1960

The grave of Lee Ja-hae, who served as the Minister of State for the Korean Liberation Army.

The place where Jeong Won-taek and others discussed plans to raise funds for the independence movement

1922 Survey, Households 100, Males 355, Females 294, Total 649, Naturalized 293, Non-naturalized 356, Place o…

1922 Survey, Households 9, Males 24, Females 23, Total 47, Naturalized 23, Non-naturalized 24, Place of Origi…

Irkutsk — Town

The place where the Korean Communist Party in Irkutsk held its founding congress in May 1921

The place where Patriot Yun Bong-gil was executed and martyred on December 19, 1932.

Itami — Town

Ivanovo — Town

Iwaki — Town

Izhevsk — Town

Izumi — Town

The place where 10 people involved were tried by a military court after the organization of the Goryeo Indepe…

The grave of Heo Yeong, who organized the Korean People's Association in Java

1922 census, Households 51, Males 160, Females 143, Total 303, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 303, Place of O…

A monument erected to commemorate the residents of Jangam-dong who lost their lives during the Gyeongsin Mass…

1922 Survey, Households 40, Males 125, Females 95, Total 220, Naturalized 10, Non-naturalized 210, Place of O…

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The Japanese consulate established in the Suifenhe region, a place where Korean independence activists were s…

1922 Survey, Households 13, Males 29, Females 25, Total 54, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 54, Place of Origi…

1922 Survey, Households 7, Males 31, Females 20, Total 51, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 51, Place of Origin…

The former site of Hwagwang School, which provided early ethnic education as the only Korean elementary educa…

The prison where independence activist Kang Cheol-gu was martyred

The location where the headquarters of the Chamui-bu, a military organization under the Provisional Governmen…

The place where the headquarters of the Korean Independence Corps temporarily relocated in early 1920

1922 Survey, Households 28, Males 72, Females 58, Total 130, Naturalized 9, Non-naturalized 121, Place of Ori…

1922 Survey, Households 15, Males 48, Females 38, Total 86, Naturalized 5, Non-naturalized 81, Place of Origi…

The building used as a refuge by Kim Gu, who fled to Jiaxing to escape arrest by the Japanese immediately aft…

A building used as a refuge for key figures of the Provisional Government, including Yi Dong-nyeong, who fled…

1922 census, Households 14, Males 41, Females 30, Total 71, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 71, Place of origi…

Jiguan — Town

Jilin — Town

Jilin — Town

The place where the combined forces of the Northern Military Administration and Hong Beom-do's Independence A…

An organization established in 1927 by Ahn Chang-ho, Son Jeong-do, and others to improve the economic lives o…

The place where the Japanese Consulate, a forward base for the suppression of the Korean independence movemen…

The prison where independence activists suffered imprisonment

The main base of the Department of Justice and the place where the Three Departments' Integration Conference…

The place where the Uiyeoldan, the most representative righteous struggle organization in the Korean independ…

The place where the 'Wanbaoshan Incident,' which served as the catalyst for the Manchurian Incident, took pla…

The school attended by nationalist activists

The place where the Goryeo Revolutionary Party was founded in 1926

Jinan — Town

Jingyu — Town

The church run by Rev. Son Jeong-do, who served as the Chairman of the Provisional Assembly and Minister of T…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 186 (35/151), Non-naturalized 184, Naturalized 1180 ●

1922 census, Households 15, Males 54, Females 31, Total 85, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 85, Place of Origi…

1922 census, Households 14, Males 38, Females 22, Total 60, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 60, Place of origi…

1922 Survey, Households 33, Males 93, Females 80, Total 173, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 173, Place of Ori…

Kagoshima — Town

Kakogawa — Town

Kaliningrad — Town

1922 Survey, Households 30, Males 113, Females 94, Total 207, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 207, Place of Or…

1922 survey, 28 households, total 194

Kaluga — Town

Kanazawa — Town

The place where Patriot Yun Bong-gil's remains were interred for two days after being excavated next to Mt. N…

The station from which Patriot Yun Bong-gil's remains departed for Tokyo on March 8, 1946

The place where Patriot Yun Bong-gil was secretly buried

Kasugai — Town

Kawagoe — Town

Kawasaki — Town

Kazan — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 102 (102/0), non-naturalized 506, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 55 (9/19), Non-naturalized 30, Naturalized 98 ●

Kemerovo — Town

A street named to commemorate the achievements of Gye Bong-woo, an anti-Japanese independence activist, histo…

The house where Choi Bong-seol, a member of the Cheolhyeol Gwangbokdan, resided and who caused the 150,000 Wo…

The place where Gye Bong-woo, an anti-Japanese independence activist, historian, and linguist, is buried

Khabarovsk — Town

The building where Alexandra Kim, the first Korean socialist, worked.

The place where combined forces of the Korean Volunteer Army and the Russian People's Revolutionary Army foug…

The place where Jo Myeong-hui was arrested, interrogated, and executed by firing squad during Stalin's Great…

The place where Alexandra Stankevich Kim, the founder of the Korean Socialist Party, was executed

A cemetery with nameplates of Koreans who were victims of Stalin's great repression

Indong Village, one of the Korean residential areas in the Khabarovsk region

The house where national literary figure Cho Myung-hee lived in Khabarovsk

The place where Alexandra Kim was executed after being captured by the White Army in September 1918

1906-1907 census, households: 13 (13/0), non-naturalized 58, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

1906-1907 census, households: 8 (8/0), non-naturalized 32, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

The grave of Kim Kyu-myeon, who founded the anti-Japanese resistance group Shinmindan and served as Vice Chai…

The grave of Kim Seung-bin, an independence activist active in the Manchuria and Maritime Provinces

The graves of the Kim Yak-yeon family, who dedicated themselves to the independence movement

Kirov — Town

Kishiwada — Town

Kitakyushu — Town

Kitami — Town

The place where Lee In-seop, an anti-Japanese patriotic fighter who participated in the anti-Japanese struggl…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 50 (50/0), Non-naturalized 160, Naturalized 0

Kobe — Town

Kochi — Town

Kochi — Town

Kofu — Town

The broadcasting station where the Korean Liberation Army's operative unit broadcasted propaganda against the…

A place presumed to be where the Korean Liberation Army's commando unit was stationed alongside British troops

Komsomolsk-on-Amur — Town

The site where the Gwangdong branch of the Korean Independence Party was located

The place the 3rd Division of the Korean Liberation Army visited to receive OSS radio training while statione…

The site of the POW camp where the Korean Liberation Army selected some Korean prisoners of war as members.

The building used as the Havana Regional Chapter building after liberation

The second building of the Havana Chapter of the Korean National Association, which was used when Heungmin Sc…

The Merida Regional Hall of the Korean National Association, which was used after relocating to El Faro, wher…

The building used as a headquarters by the Merida branch of the Korean National Association from the mid-1920…

The first hall building used by the Merida branch of the Korean National Association, established on May 9, 1…

The fourth hall used by the Merida branch of the Korean National Association in 1935

The hall used by the Mexico City branch of the Korean National Association

A military school where Korean youths enrolled and were trained as military officers since 1916

Inland Korean slums that were double-designated as Korean residential areas and dilapidated, slum housing dis…

A Korean settlement in Keelung, northern Taiwan, where Koreans had resided since the Japanese colonial period…

Koriyama — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 17 (17/0), non-naturalized 60, naturalized 0, private property settlers

Koshigaya — Town

Kostroma — Town

Kostroma — Town

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 156 (20/136), Non-naturalized 143, Naturalized 880 ●

A monument erected to commemorate the Danji Alliance of Patriot Ahn Jung-geun

Krasnodar — Town

Krasnoyarsk — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 133 (116/17), naturalized citizens 771, non-naturalized citizens 68

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 19 (19/0), Non-naturalized: 80, Naturalized: 0

The place where independence activists such as Jeong Won-taek prepared to raise funds

A monument to Yi Jin-ryong, a leader of the Righteous Army and a prominent independence activist of the West…

Monument to Yoo In-seok's Later Residence

The site of the headquarters of the Daehan Tonguibu, which carried out autonomous activities and independence…

Kumamoto — Town

Kunming — Town

Kurashiki — Town

Kure — Town

Kurgan — Town

Kursk — Town

Kushiro — Town

Kuybyshev — Town

Kyoto — Town

A monument erected to commemorate Yun Dong-ju, who was arrested in 1943 on charges of independence activities.

Kyzyl — Town

The residence where Hong Beom-do spent his later years until his death on October 25, 1943.

A street named to honor Hong Beom-do, who served as a leader of the anti-Japanese independence army.

The place where General Hong Beom-do, the leader of the armed struggle of the anti-Japanese independence army…

Lanzhou — Town

The place where the headquarters of the 1st Platoon, 1st Detachment of the Korean Liberation Army was located

The place where the Korean Liberation Army conducted propaganda activities targeting the Chinese people

The hospital building where members of the Korean Liberation Army received inpatient treatment

The place where Minister Yi Beom-jin temporarily stayed when he came to Saint Petersburg in December 1900

The burial site of Lee Beom-jin, Minister to Russia

A building located on the street right next to the Russian Legation, where Minister Lee Beom-jin resided whil…

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Leipzig — Town

Lhasa — Town

Tulare

Lipetsk — Town

Representative national school of West Gando

The place where the Korean Liberation Front Youth Working Corps took a commemorative photo with the Chinese Y…

The place where the Korean Liberation Front Youth Working Group performed in Liuzhou to comfort wounded Chine…

The place where the Korean Socialist Party, the first socialist party of Koreans, was founded in 1918

The founding site of the Friends of Korea Association, organized by Hwang Ki-hwan, who was appointed as a dip…

The building of the Korean Legation in the UK, the place where Acting Minister Yi Han-eung was martyred in 19…

Los Angeles

The site of the large-scale farm that Kim Pil-sun established with Lee Gwang-beom starting in the spring of 1…

Longjing — Town

A monument erected to commemorate the Gando 150,000 Won robbery incident in January 1920.

The former site of Eunjin School, founded by Canadian Presbyterian missionaries in 1920

The grave of Kim Ha-gyu, a key figure in the founding of Myeongdong School

The place where executives of the Council of Representatives were martyred in 1925 after being ambushed by Im…

The grave of Pastor Hyeon Seok-chil, who participated in the March 1st Movement

The site of the hospital that treated the wounded during the Longjing March 13 Independence Movement

Monument to Kim Yak-yeon, a Christian nationalist activist active in North Gando

The graves of the 13 martyrs who died during the March 13 Uprising in Longjing

The meeting place where the March 13 Anti-Japanese Movement in the North Gando region first began in 1919

The church that served as a base for the independence movement and a cradle of the national movement

A representative national school in the North Gando region established by Kim Yak-yeon and others to cultivat…

The site where Seojeon Seosuk, a national educational institution established in 1906 and the mother of educa…

Los Angeles

1922 census, Households 9, Males 20, Females 17, Total 37, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 37, Place of origin…

The place where Cho So-ang and Lee Kwan-yong, dispatched by the Paris Committee, attended the International S…

Luoyang — Town

The place where the Ju Nak-yang Eighth Route Army Office, which maintained close contact with the Korean Volu…

The ferry crossing where the main force of the Korean Volunteer Corps crossed the Yellow River three times in…

Luozigou — Town

Luozigou — Town

1922 census, Households 13, Males 49, Females 34, Total 83, Naturalized 12, Non-naturalized 71, Place of orig…

Maebashi — Town

Magadan — Town

Magnitogorsk — Town

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 12 (12/0), Non-naturalized 96, Naturalized 0 □

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 80 (80/0), Non-naturalized 360, Naturalized 0 ■

A memorial hall built to commemorate the activities of the Headquarters of the Eighth Route Army, which waged…

Makhachkala — Town

1922 census, Households 14, Males 39, Females 23, Total 62, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 62, Place of origi…

The place where Yeo Un-hyeong was forcibly detained by U.S. police due to the content of a speech during his…

Mannheim — Town

1922 census, Households 42, Males 180, Females 95, Total 275, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 275, Place of Or…

Marin

The place where the grave of Im Cheon-taek, who dedicated himself to the unity and independence movement of K…

Matanzas District Hall used from 1943 to 1951

Matsudo — Town

Matsue — Town

Matsumoto — Town

Matsuyama — Town

Colusa

The place where key figures of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea requested Chiang Kai-shek…

Meihekou — Town

1922 census, Households 18, Males 39, Females 32, Total 71, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 71, Place of origi…

Mendocino

Merced

The site of the shop run by Kim Ki-chang, a leader of the Merida branch of the Korean National Association.

The place where Lee Jong-oh, one of the founding members of the Merida Chapter of the Korean National Associa…

The grave of Lee Jong-oh, a leader of the Korean community in Mexico

The former site of Sungmu School, established in 1909 by the Merida branch of the Korean National Association…

The house where Kim Ik-ju, who was active in establishing a Korean community in Mexico and raising funds for…

1922 census, Households 7, Males 17, Females 13, Total 30, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 30, Place of origin…

The place where the Paris Committee of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea dispatched a Korea…

1922 census, Households 10, Males 27, Females 21, Total 48, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 48, Place of origi…

The place that became a representative base for the independence movement in the North Manchuria region durin…

A tombstone and stone monument erected to commemorate socialist activists who were killed while engaging in a…

The site of the military academy established in the Milsan region in the 1920s to prepare for the War of Inde…

A monument erected near the site of martyrdom to commemorate Seo Il's independence movement.

Anti-Japanese memorial monument erected at Simniwa, a representative base of the independence movement in Mis…

The farm that Hong Beom-do pioneered at the foot of Bongmilsan Mountain after leading soldiers into Milsan in…

The place where Korean independence movement groups formed the Korean Independence Army Corps following the J…

1922 census, Households 65, Males 199, Females 231, Total 430, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 430, Place of O…

A stone monument engraved with Ahn Jung-geun's handwriting

Stanislaus

1922 census, households 7, males 18, females 10, total 28, naturalized 10, non-naturalized 18, place of origi…

1922 Survey, Households 30, Males 52, Females 38, Total 90, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 90, Place of Origi…

Los Angeles

Santa Barbara

Monterey

A monument erected to commemorate the May 30 Movement, which unfolded in 1930 to resist Japanese imperial opp…

Monuments and memorials erected to commemorate the 100th anniversary of immigration to Mexico

The port where Koreans in Mexico entered after completing immigration procedures at the Cuban immigration off…

A monument erected to commemorate unknown anti-Japanese martyrs in the Yanbian region

Moriguchi — Town

Morioka — Town

Moscow — Town

The building where the headquarters directing the world communist movement was located

The building where the Comintern headquarters, which supported and directed the Korean Communist Movement, wa…

University building established by the Comintern to train communist activists

The grave of Kang Sang-jin, who was active in the Military Preparation Corps organized in Changbai County, We…

The place where the Conference of Representatives of Far Eastern National Revolutionary Organizations was hel…

1922 census, Households 2, Males 13, Females 6, Total 19, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 19, Place of origin:…

Santa Clara

1922 census, households 7, males 21, females 18, total 39, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 39, place of origin…

The place where many Daejonggyo followers were imprisoned during the Imo Incident

Mudanjiang — Town

Korean school established in the Seomotun area in front of Suifenha Middle East Railway Station

Munich — Town

The place where Ahn Jung-geun's family, Lee Gap, Lee Dong-hwi, and Gu Chun-seon lived

The location of the headquarters when the Korean Independence Army Corps was organized in August 1922 by unit…

Murmansk — Town

Alameda

1922 census, Households 13, Males 40, Females 27, Total 67, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 67, Place of origi…

1922 census, Households 24, Males 79, Females 70, Total 149, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 149, Place of Ori…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 34 (34/0), Non-naturalized 120, Naturalized 0 ■

Naberezhnye Chelny — Town

1922 census, households 22, males 61, females 51, total 112, naturalized 7, non-naturalized 105, place of ori…

1922 census, Households 22, Males 63, Females 47, Total 110, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 110, Place of Ori…

Nagano — Town

Nagasaki — Town

The place where Taein Righteous Army Commander Choi Ik-hyeon and nine members of the Hongju Righteous Army we…

A monument erected to commemorate Choi Ik-hyeon, who died a martyr while confined on Tsushima Island.

The place where Choi Ik-hyeon was martyred

The place where independence activists such as Lee Gang-hun and Baek Jeong-gi, who staged the Yuksamjeong Upr…

Nagasaki Port, where Yang Geun-hwan was captured while attempting to leave Japan in April of that year, after…

1906-1907 census, households: 38 (11/27), non-naturalized 57, naturalized 203

Nagoya — Town

1922 Survey, Households 17, Males 50, Females 45, Total 95, Naturalized 6, Non-naturalized 89, Place of Origi…

Nalchik — Town

1922 census, Households 54, Males 157, Females 122, Total 279, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 279, Place of o…

1922 census, Households 17, Males 83, Females 52, Total 135, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 135, Place of ori…

1922 census, Households 33, Males 87, Females 80, Total 167, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 167, Place of ori…

Nanchang — Town

Nanjing — Town

The building used as the headquarters by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea's delegation in…

Training grounds for the 3rd class of the Korean Revolutionary Military and Political Cadre School

The location where the Student Training Center office was situated, where Kim Gu conducted preliminary educat…

The place where students who followed Kim Won-bong and members of the National Revolutionary Party resided am…

Nanning — Town

Nantong — Town

Nara — Town

Nara — Town

Survey of 1906-1907, Households: 120 (120/0), Non-naturalized 500, Naturalized 0 ▲ Private property

1906-1907 census, households: 18 (18/0), non-naturalized 70, naturalized 0 ●

Neyagawa — Town

Niigata — Town

Based on the 1897 census, number of households: 28, males: 100, females: 82, settlement period of immigrants:…

Nikolayevsk-on-Amur — Town

Nikolsk-Ussuriysky — Town

Ning'an — Town

Balhae Farm, established by Ahn Hee-je to create a base for the independence movement

The place where the headquarters of Daejonggyo and the March 1st Academy were located, which relocated to Don…

The place where the Korean Independence Army fought against the Japanese and Manchu armies on June 7, 1933

The site of the headquarters of the Korean Return Party, organized by the Sinminbu in September 1926.

The place where the Shinminbu was organized on March 10, 1925

Ningbo — Town

Nishinomiya — Town

Nizhnevartovsk — Town

Nizhny Novgorod — Town

Nizhny Tagil — Town

1922 census, Households 24, Males 88, Females 72, Total 160, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 160, Place of Ori…

1922 census, Households 30, Males 90, Females 46, Total 136, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 136, Place of ori…

Norilsk — Town

Fresno

1906-1907 census, households: 6 (6/0), non-naturalized people 30, naturalized people 0, settlers on state-own…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 30 (30/0), Non-naturalized 125, Naturalized 0 ■

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 20 (20/0), Non-naturalized: 86, Naturalized: 0 ■

1906-1907 census, households: 12 (12/0), non-naturalized 60, naturalized 0, settlers on state-owned and lease…

1906-1907 census, households: 55 (55/0), non-naturalized 220, naturalized 0, settlers on state-owned and leas…

1906-1907 census, households: 15 (15/0), non-naturalized 60, naturalized 0, private property settlers

1906-1907 census, households: 16 (16/0), non-naturalized 64, naturalized 0, settlers on state-owned and lease…

1906-1907 census, households: 17 (17/0), non-naturalized 68, naturalized 0, settlers on state-owned and lease…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 9 (9/0), Non-naturalized: 36, Naturalized: 0, Settlers on state-owned and lease…

1906-1907 census, households: 13 (13/0), non-naturalized 35, naturalized 0 ▲

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 14 (14/0), Non-naturalized 56, Naturalized 20, Settlers on Forest Service-owned…

Los Angeles

1906-1907 census, households: 102 (5/50), non-naturalized 27, naturalized 304

1906-1907 census, households: 37 (37/0), non-naturalized 150, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

1906-1907 census, households: 10 (10/0), non-naturalized 46, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

1906-1907 census, households: 65 (61/4), non-naturalized 202, naturalized 22 ●

Novokuznetsk — Town

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 35 (35/0), Non-naturalized 126, Naturalized 0

Novosibirsk — Town

Nuremberg — Town

San Joaquin

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Alameda

Obihiro — Town

1922 Survey, Households 30, Males 93, Females 69, Total 162, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 162, Place of Ori…

1922 census, Households 27, Males 122, Females 66, Total 188, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 188, Place of or…

Oita — Town

Okayama — Town

Okazaki — Town

Omsk — Town

San Bernardino

1922 Survey, Households 10, Males 29, Females 25, Total 54, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 54, Place of Origi…

Orange

Orenburg — Town

Tulare

Oryol — Town

Osaka — Town

The place where rallies condemning the massacre of Koreans by Koreans in Japan, labor movement-related events…

The place where Koreans residing in Osaka waged a struggle against the oppressive rule of the Governor-Genera…

A tower erected to honor social activists in the Osaka region

Osaka Army Garrison Prison where Yun Bong-gil was imprisoned

1922 census, Households 5, Males 26, Females 15, Total 41, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 41, Place of origin…

Otsu — Town

Baedal Village in Wuyun County, Heilongjiang Province, which was established as an overseas independence move…

A Korean village located in the northernmost part of Heilongjiang Province

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 70 (70/0), Non-naturalized 320, Naturalized 0

1922 Survey, Households 16, Males 68, Females 45, Total 113, Naturalized 17, Non-naturalized 96, Place of Ori…

Santa Clara

The site of a Korean school established within a village where Korean immigrants lived and farmed.

Monterey

The building where the Paris Committee of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea was located

The building that served as the publication site for *Free Korea*, which was released to promote Korean indep…

The residence of Félicien Chalet, a Frenchman who supported the Korean independence movement through the Pari…

The residence of Seo Young-hae, a member of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea’s diplomatic…

The place where Cho So-ang stayed while sending the resolution demanding recognition of Korean independence t…

The place where Kim Beop-rin, a Buddhist independence activist, carried out his independence movement while s…

The Korean Legation building in France established by Yi Beom-jin, who served as the Minister to the United S…

The place where the Friends of Korea Society was founded in France to support the Korean independence movement

The place where the secretariat of the Friends of Korea, formed to support the Korean independence movement i…

Fresno

Los Angeles

1906-1907 census, households: 118 (23/95), non-naturalized 138, naturalized 650 ●

1922 Survey, Households 21, Males 58, Females 42, Total 100, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 100, Place of Ori…

The medical school attended by independence activists Kim San, Lee Yong-seol, and others in the 1920s

The old Peking University building where numerous independence activists, including Yi Yuk-sa (Yi Won-rok), r…

1906-1907 census, households: 45 (45/0), non-naturalized 200, naturalized 0 ●

Penza — Town

Perm — Town

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky — Town

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 18 (18/0), Non-naturalized 75, Naturalized 0

Petrozavodsk — Town

Alameda

1922 census, Households 4, Males 11, Females 10, Total 21, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 21, Place of origin…

1922 Survey, Households 19, Males 68, Females 52, Total 120, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 120, Place of Ori…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 38 (38/0), Non-naturalized 150, Naturalized 0

The place where the Potsdam Korean Club, organized by Koreans residing in Potsdam, was active.

base of the anti-Japanese righteous army active in the Russian region during the late Joseon Dynasty

The North China Korean Mission established to resolve the issue of Korean repatriation after liberation, the…

The place in Tianjin where the delegation to China, established to consult with the Chinese government on mea…

Pskov — Town

1922 Survey, Households 261, Males 837, Females 792, Total 1,629, Naturalized 1,360, Non-naturalized 269, Pla…

1922 Survey, Households 18, Males 56, Females 43, Total 99, Naturalized 6, Non-naturalized 93, Place of Origi…

The place where key figures of the Provisional Government stayed until they moved to Liuzhou in September 1938

The place where the 3rd Division of the Korean Liberation Army moved and was stationed in late April 1945

The place where the 3rd Division of the Korean Liberation Army was stationed after moving from Guri-gu, Buyan…

The place where the 3rd Division of the Korean Liberation Army was stationed until it moved to Seongnae, Buya…

The place where the Korean Liberation Army Training Class received training

The place where the 3rd Division of the Korean Liberation Army was formed in 1945

Qingdao — Town

Qiqihar — Town

The site of the hospital that Kim Pil-sun operated in Qiqihar while promoting the ideal village construction…

The place where Kim Pil-sun resided from the time he moved to Qiqihar around 1916 until his martyrdom.

Schools where mainly anarchists such as Yu Ja-myeong and Yu Seo worked as teachers

A Korean village established in 1912 as part of the land development project of the Gwon-eophoe, an autonomou…

1906-1907 census, households: 62 (62/0), non-naturalized 300, naturalized 0 ●

1906-1907 census, households: 13 (13/0), non-naturalized 60, naturalized 0

San Mateo

Fresno

The area around Chijang Sangseungga where key figures of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea…

The place where the families of key figures of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea moved to a…

The place where key figures of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, such as Yi Dong-nyeong an…

The place where Kim Gu's family lived from 1922 to 1926

The place where students of the Korean special class at the Luoyang Branch of the Central Army Officer School…

Riverside

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 15 (15/0), Non-naturalized 50, Naturalized 0

Rostov-on-Don — Town

A monument erected to commemorate Jisinheo, the cradle of the independence movement and the village where Kor…

Ryazan — Town

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 46 (3/42), Non-naturalized 59, Naturalized 324 ●

The site of the headquarters of the Jeonguibu, a representative independence movement organization in the Sou…

The site of the headquarters of the Korean Independence Corps, a representative monarchist organization forme…

1922 Survey, Households 46, Males 135, Females 110, Total 245, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 245, Place of O…

Sacramento

1922 Survey, Households 33, Males 112, Females 71, Total 183, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 183, Place of Or…

Sagamihara — Town

Saint Petersburg — Town

Saitama — Town

The burial site of Patriot Lee Bong-chang

Sakai — Town

Salekhard — Town

Monterey

Samara — Town

1922 census, Households 15, Males 34, Females 26, Total 60, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 60, Place of origi…

1922 Survey, Households 14, Males 31, Females 25, Total 56, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 56, Place of Origi…

1922 Survey, Households 68, Males 230, Females 177, Total 407, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 407, Place of O…

1922 Survey, Households 68, Males 230, Females 177, Total 407, Naturalized 2, Non-naturalized 47, Place of Or…

1922 census, Households 18, Males 67, Females 46, Total 113, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 113, Place of Ori…

San Bernardino

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Los Angeles

Riverside

Santa Clara

Los Angeles

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Marin

The place where Kim Kyu-sik was murdered by Baek Un-bong and Choi Ho at Hadong Farm

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 52 (8/44), Non-naturalized 34, Naturalized 292 ●

1922 Survey, Households 29, Males 85, Females 74, Total 159, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 159, Place of Ori…

1922 census, Households 12, Males 24, Females 36, Total 60, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 60, Place of origi…

The place where Kim Kyu-sik, who ran a national school in Taepyeong Village, Yeonsu-hyeon, was cremated and h…

1906-1907 census, households: 59 (59/0), non-naturalized 280, naturalized 0

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 23 (10/13), Non-naturalized 50, Naturalized 75 ●

1922 Survey, Households 40, Males 300, Females 80, Total 380, Naturalized 380, Non-naturalized 0, Place of Or…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 55 (18/37), Non-naturalized 109, Naturalized 249 ●

1922 Survey, Households 41, Males 131, Females 33, Total 164, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 164, Place of Or…

1922 census, Households 11, Males 32, Females 33, Total 65, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 65, Place of origi…

Orange

Santa Barbara

Santa Cruz

Los Angeles

Sonoma

1906-1907 census, households: 96 (10/86), non-naturalized 41, naturalized 548

Sapporo — Town

Saransk — Town

Saransk — Town

Santa Clara

Saratov — Town

Sonoma

1922 census, Households 17, Males 41, Females 33, Total 74, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 74, Place of origi…

1922 census, Households 15, Males 41, Females 55, Total 96, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 96, Place of origi…

The place where Korean military personnel, forcibly mobilized by Imperial Japan, formed the Goryeo Independen…

Sendai — Town

1922 census, Households 12, Males 32, Females 28, Total 60, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 60, Place of origi…

1922 Survey, Households 33, Males 104, Females 92, Total 196, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 196, Place of Or…

#VALUE!

1922 census, Households 27, Males 48, Females 33, Total 81, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 81, Place of origi…

1906-1907 census, households: 36 (36/0), non-naturalized 145, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

1922 Survey, Households 25, Males 95, Females 115, Total 210, Naturalized 13, Non-naturalized 197, Place of O…

Sevastopol — Town

Shanghai — Town

The place where the Character School, established by the Korean Residents Association for the education of Ko…

The site of the government building used by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea in 1919

The building used by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea from 1926 to 1932

The building in Shanghai where Ahn Chang-ho and the Heungsadan Provisional Committee for the Far East were ac…

The place where Uiyeoldan members Oh Seong-ryun and Kim Ik-sang carried out their patriotic act in 1922 to as…

A cemetery where Korean independence activists who were active in Shanghai, China from the 1910s to the 1930s…

The place where Kim Bung-jun's family lived in 1932

The place where the shop run by Kim Si-mun, who supported the independence movement with funds and led the Ko…

The office of the Chinese Left-Wing Writers League where Kim Seong-suk and others were active

A place within the French Concession in Shanghai that was used as a meeting place for independence activists

A place used as a space for religious activities by Koreans in Shanghai and as a meeting place for the indepe…

The place used as a meeting place for independence activists, including the National Representative Assembly…

The place where Yi Yu-pil, who served as the head of the Korean community and the principal of Inseong School…

The building where Shin Gyu-sik lived and worked after his exile to Shanghai in 1911

The place where Shin Chae-ho published the Korean-Chinese weekly *Sin Daehan* in Shanghai

The place where Baek Jeong-gi, Yi Gang-hun, Won Sim-chang, and others attempted to assassinate Japanese Minis…

The place where Kim Gu and Yun Bong-gil discussed the Hongkou Incident on April 28, 1932

The site of Heungryong Tea Garden, where Yun Bong-gil discussed the assassination with Kim Gu just before the…

A memorial hall erected in Shanghai's Hongkou Park, where Yun Bong-gil carried out his heroic act.

The place where five independence movement organizations gathered in October 1932 to discuss the formation of…

The place where the Korean Autonomy Association, the administrative organization of the Korean Independence P…

1922 census, Households 19, Males 68, Females 62, Total 130, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 130, Place of ori…

Shenyang — Town

Shenzhen — Town

Shijiazhuang — Town

The building where the Korean Volunteer Corps was stationed while carrying out anti-Japanese activities in Hu…

The place where the grave of Korean socialist Ju Mun-bin is located

Shimonoseki — Town

1922 census, households 11, males 29, females 28, total 57, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 57, place of origi…

The place where Shin Chae-ho returned to Beijing in April 1920, married Park Ja-hye, and resided.

The site of martyrdom of Yang Se-bong, Commander of the Korean Revolutionary Army

A park established to commemorate Yu In-seok's righteous army activities while residing on Pyeongjeongsan Mou…

1922 census, households 24, males 80, females 54, total 134, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 134, place of ori…

1922 census, Households 15, Males 44, Females 38, Total 82, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 82, Place of Origi…

1922 Survey, Households 44, Males 121, Females 116, Total 237, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 237, Place of O…

1922 census, Households 5, Males 17, Females 10, Total 27, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 27, Place of origin…

Shizuoka — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 50 (50/0), non-naturalized 130, naturalized 0

1906-1907 census, households: 12 (12/0), non-naturalized 35, naturalized 0 ▲

The battle site where the Korean Independence Army led by Ji Cheong-cheon repelled the Japanese and Manchu ar…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 30 (30/0), Non-naturalized 95, Naturalized 0

The grave of Choi Bong-seol, a member of the Iron-Blooded Liberation Corps and the leader of the Red Flag Cor…

Los Angeles

1922 Survey, Households 20, Males 60, Females 35, Total 95, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 95, Place of Origi…

1922 census, Households 28, Males 98, Females 78, Total 176, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 176, Place of Ori…

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The place where the Yang Se-bong Unit of the Korean Revolutionary Army fought a fierce battle with the Japane…

The place where Shin Pal-gyun, Commander of the Korean Provisional Government, was martyred

The site of the headquarters of the Gukminbu, a Korean autonomous organization in the South Manchuria region…

The place that was an anti-Japanese base for the Korean Revolutionary Army in the 1930s

1922 census, households 12, males 27, females 23, total 50, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 50, place of origi…

1922 census, Households 36, Males 124, Females 124, Total 248, Naturalized 83, Non-naturalized 165, Place of…

1922 census, Households 44, Males 183, Females 153, Total 336, Naturalized 79, Non-naturalized 257, Place of…

1922 census, Households 28, Males 71, Females 73, Total 144, Naturalized 143, Non-naturalized 1, Place of ori…

1922 census, Households 57, Males 119, Females 194, Total 313, Naturalized 34, Non-naturalized 279, Place of…

1922 census, Households 41, Males 119, Females 116, Total 235, Naturalized 180, Non-naturalized 55, Place of…

1922 census, Households 36, Males 147, Females 122, Total 269, Naturalized 85, Non-naturalized 184, Place of…

1922 Survey, Households 30, Males 119, Females 90, Total 209, Naturalized 110, Non-naturalized 99, Place of O…

1922 census, Households 28, Males 109, Females 90, Total 199, Naturalized 48, Non-naturalized 151, Place of o…

1922 census, Households 23, Males 87, Females 79, Total 166, Naturalized 44, Non-naturalized 122, Place of or…

1922 Survey, Households 50, Males 212, Females 158, Total 370, Naturalized 177, Non-naturalized 193, Place of…

The place where independence activists such as Hong Myeong-hui and Jeong Won-taek discussed the construction…

1922 census, Households 23, Males 54, Females 55, Total 109, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 109, Place of Ori…

1922 census, households 18, males 27, females 22, total 49, naturalized 2, non-naturalized 47, place of origi…

1922 Survey, Households 35, Males 86, Females 64, Total 150, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 150, Place of Ori…

1922 census, Households 21, Males 70, Females 61, Total 131, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 131, Place of bir…

1922 Survey, Households 40, Males 120, Females 105, Total 225, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 225, Place of O…

1906-1907 census, households: 20 (20/0), non-naturalized 80, naturalized 0, private property settlers

Siping — Town

The house of Choi Bong-seol, one of the key figures in the Gando 150,000 Won Incident

The site of Songdong Model School, established by socialist independence activists in 1928

The residence of Kim Seong-baek, a leader of the Korean community in the Harbin region, and the place where A…

The school where Kim Seong-mu worked while pioneering a farm after coming to Milsan at the recommendation of…

The place in Beijing where Park Yong-man got married and set up his newlywed home in 1921

The place where Shin Chae-ho lived around 1918

The place where Shin Chae-ho lived in Beijing around 1924

The place where Shin Chae-ho lived in Beijing from September 1923 to February 1924

Shin Chae-ho's residence during his activities in Shanghai in 1919

The site of the headquarters of the Shinheung Military Academy, newly opened in 1919.

The place where the Shinheung Military Academy, a representative institution for training independence fighte…

The place where Song Mong-gyu, who carried out the nationalist movement in the Kyoto region alongside Yun Don…

The hotel where Syngman Rhee, dispatched as the Provisional Government’s Representative Extraordinary and Ple…

The 1st Branch of the Java POW Camp, where the Bandung District Party of the Korean Independence Youth Party…

The site of the headquarters of the Korean Independence Youth Corps, organized in 1919 by Korean students res…

The building used as a hall by the Cardenas branch of the Korean National Association, organized in 1922.

The place where the celebration for the establishment of the Korean Volunteer Corps was held on October 13, 1…

The site where the Seven-Party Unification Conference was held following the unification movement of the inde…

The place where the headquarters of the Korean National Revolutionary Party and the Korean Volunteer Corps we…

The site of the office used by the Sino-Korean Cultural Association, which was formed by officials of the Pro…

The place where the headquarters of the national religion Daejonggyo was located from 1928 to 1934

The place where the Korean Red Cross was established

An organization formed in 1938 by Choi Chang-ik, Kim Hak-mu, and others

The place used as headquarters by the Korean Volunteer Corps when they moved to Gyerim, and where their organ…

The place where the Korean Volunteer Corps, having moved to Guilin, established its headquarters to replace D…

The site of the building used as an office by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea immediately…

The site of the last government building used by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea during t…

The place where the headquarters of the 1st Division of the Korean Liberation Army was located in 1942

The place where the 2nd Division of the Korean Liberation Army (Division Commander Lee Beom-seok) was station…

The location of the headquarters of the 3rd Company of the Righteous Army, which led the independence movemen…

The place where the headquarters of the Korean Youth Field Operations Corps was located in the late 1930s

The place where the Hunchun Korean National Association headquarters and the Ministry of Military Affairs wer…

The place where Imperial Japan suppressed the Korean independence movement in the Hunchun region and where th…

The site of the headquarters of the Hunchun Korean Patriotic Women's Association, organized in September 1919…

The site of the Japanese Consulate branch established to suppress the Korean independence movement

The Japanese Consulate General in Harbin, where independence activists such as Ahn Jung-geun, Kim Dong-sam, a…

The site of the Council of Representatives headquarters during the period when Choi Seok-sun served as Chairm…

The location of the early headquarters of the Chamui-bu, which was active along the Yalu River in the mid-to-…

The site of the headquarters of the Boyaksa, a local government organization founded by Yu In-seok in 1914.

The building used as the first headquarters of the Havana Chapter of the Korean People's Association, establi…

The place where an old temple was repaired to establish a military and political school for the education and…

The site of the headquarters of the Hyangakdan, a monarchist independence movement group organized in Guanqia…

The place where the headquarters of the Korean Liberation Army General Headquarters, an armed independence gr…

The place where the OSS China Theater Headquarters was located

The site where the 3rd District headquarters of the Bumindan, an autonomous organization of Koreans in Manchu…

The place where the headquarters of the Hanjohoe, an autonomous Korean organization in the West Gando region…

A military academy established by Yi Hoe-yeong, Yi Sang-ryong, and others to cultivate talent for the indepen…

The building that served as the home of Im Cheon-taek, a leader of the Korean National Congress in Cuba, and…

The site of the military school where 92 students entered the special Korean class at the Luoyang Military Ac…

The place where the Korean Patriotic Corps and the Korean Special Forces Independence Army resided

A Korean school established within a village where Korean immigrants lived and farmed, and the place where th…

The location where the Conference for the Promotion of the Organization of a Unified National Party was held,…

The site of the officer training school established by the Northern Military Administration, a representative…

The place used by Korean Liberation Army members during OSS training

The third government building used by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea during the Chongqin…

The government building used by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea in Chichang, China

The place used as the headquarters by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea while stationed in…

The site of the Provisional Office of Independence, an organization established in Shanghai immediately after…

The house where Kim Won-bong, who served as the commander of the Korean Volunteer Corps and the 1st Division…

The quarters where Lee Beom-seok, commander of the 2nd Division of the Korean Liberation Army, resided

The place where members of the Korean Liberation Front Youth Working Group temporarily resided during their s…

The place where the 2nd District headquarters of the Bumindan, an autonomous organization of Koreans in Manch…

The site of the headquarters of Gyeonghaksa, the first Korean autonomous organization and independence moveme…

The site of the headquarters of the Seoro Military Government, a representative armed independence movement g…

The place where the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea held the commemorative ceremony for the ‘…

Office of Korean Repatriation Immediately After Liberation

An organization formed by Kim Won-bong, Kim Seong-suk, and Yu Ja-myeong in 1937

The site of the Korean Revolutionary Military Administration School, where members of the Volunteer Army stat…

The location where the headquarters of the Ganmin Education Association, an anti-Japanese independence moveme…

The school where Kim San lectured at the time he met Nym Wales in 1937

The place where Yi Hoe-yeong and his family lived in Beijing around 1924

The place where Yi Hoe-yeong lived around 1919–1921

The place where Yi Hoe-yeong lived in Beijing around 1921–1924

The place where Yun Dong-ju lived during his time at Doshisha University

The site where the Korean Veterans Association, organized by Kim Gu and others in 1922 for the training of so…

1922 census, Households 8, Males 27, Females 12, Total 39, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 39, Place of origin…

Smolensk — Town

1922 census, households 49, males 139, females 117, total 256, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 256, place of o…

Sochi — Town

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1922 census, Households 9, Males 28, Females 15, Total 43, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 43, Place of Origin…

Solano

Monterey

The grave of Song Mong-gyu, who died a martyr in 1945

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Although Solongsandong and Soryongsandong are confused, they are marked on the map as they are both.

1922 census, Households 28, Males 74, Females 65, Total 139, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 139, Place of Ori…

1922 census, Households 15, Males 50, Females 42, Total 92, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 92, Place of Origi…

1906-1907 census, households: 8 (8/0), non-naturalized 40, naturalized 0, settlers on Orthodox properties

1906-1907 census, households: 15 (15/0), non-naturalized 60, naturalized 0, settlers on state-owned and lease…

1906-1907 census, households: 16 (16/0), non-naturalized 46, naturalized 0, settlers on state-owned and lease…

1906-1907 census, households: 17 (17/0), non-naturalized 64, naturalized 0, private property settlers

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 76 (76/0), Non-naturalized 350, Naturalized 0 ■

Los Angeles

1906-1907 census, households: 6 (6/0), non-naturalized 24, naturalized 0, settlers on state-owned and leased…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 3 (3/0), Non-naturalized 12, Naturalized 0, Settlers on state-owned and leased…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 100 (100/0), Non-naturalized: 400, Naturalized: 0, Settlers on state-owned and…

1906-1907 census, households: 6 (6/0), non-naturalized 24, naturalized 0, settlers on state-owned and leased…

1906-1907 census, households: 15 (15/0), non-naturalized people 60, naturalized people 0, settlers on state-o…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 15 (15/0), Non-naturalized 60, Naturalized 0, Settlers on Forest Service-owned…

1906-1907 census, households: 20 (20/0), non-naturalized people 80, naturalized people 0, settlers on state-o…

1906-1907 census, households: 46 (46/0), non-naturalized people 186, naturalized people 0, settlers on state-…

1906-1907 census, households: 5(5), non-naturalized 20, naturalized 0, Orthodox land settlers

1922 Survey, Households 58, Males 159, Females 125, Total 284, Naturalized 57, Non-naturalized 227, Place of…

1922 Survey, Households 21, Males 49, Females 38, Total 87, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 87, Place of Origi…

Stanislaus

Stary Oskol — Town

1922 census, Households 9, Males 20, Females 18, Total 38, Naturalized 8, Non-naturalized 30, Place of Origin…

Stavropol — Town

San Joaquin

Stuttgart — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 20 (20/0), non-naturalized 80, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

1906-1907 census, households: 60 (60/0), non-naturalized 200, naturalized 0, settlers on Orthodox properties

*Possibility of being the same village as Suseo-dong If so, the following village information. 1922 Survey, H…

1922 Survey, Households 29, Males 113, Females 77, Total 190, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 190, Place of Or…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 34 (3/31), Non-naturalized 23, Naturalized 235 ●

1922 census, Households 13, Males 35, Females 25, Total 60, Naturalized 7, Non-naturalized 53, Place of origi…

1922 census, Households 16, Males 34, Females 30, Total 64, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 64, Place of Origi…

1922 census, Households 10, Males 26, Females 20, Total 46, Naturalized 10, Non-naturalized 36, Place of orig…

Santa Clara

Surgut — Town

1922 census, Households 18, Males 38, Females 25, Total 63, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 63, Place of Origi…

1922 census, Households 22, Males 60, Females 46, Total 106, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 106, Place of ori…

1922 census, Households 8, Males 20, Females 13, Total 33, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 33, Place of Origin…

1922 Survey, Households 45, Males 107, Females 95, Total 202, Naturalized 6, Non-naturalized 196, Place of Or…

Suzhou — Town

Suzuka — Town

Syktyvkar — Town

The hotel where Syngman Rhee stayed from July 19 to 20, 1933, to conduct diplomatic activities requesting the…

The place where students of the Najagu Military Academy hid to escape Japanese oppression in the mid-to-late…

Kern

Taganrog — Town

The place where Bugwiwon, where Jo Myeong-ha worked while preparing for the uprising, was located

The site of the Taichung Prefectural Library where Cho Myung-ha attempted to assassinate the Emperor's father…

The place where Jo Myeong-ha was arrested immediately after the uprising and detained for several days

The site of Daejung Hospital, established in Henan in 1944 as a production base for the Korean Volunteer Army…

A memorial hall built by Handan City to commemorate the anti-imperialist and Korean independence movements of…

The place where the North China Branch of the Korean Volunteer Corps was stationed and where the North China…

The place where the North China Branch of the Korean Volunteer Corps was stationed from late 1941 until the a…

Anti-Japanese propaganda slogans written in Chinese by the Korean Volunteer Corps

Slogans written by the Korean Volunteer Corps for anti-Japanese propaganda while stationed there

A monument erected to commemorate the activities of the Korean Volunteer Corps in Sangwuchon

A monument erected to publicize the history of the anti-Japanese independence movement of the Korean Voluntee…

The former site of the North China Korean Youth Revolutionary School, established in 1942 by the North China…

The graves of Yun Se-ju and Jin Gwang-hwa, who died in action at the Taihang Mountains during the anti-suppre…

A bust of Cho Myung-ha established to commemorate the ‘Kuninomiya assassination incident’

The ginseng farm operated by Han Jae-ryong to raise funds for the independence movement and arrange jobs for…

The court that demanded the death penalty for Jo Myeong-ha

The former site of Taipei Prison where Cho Myung-ha was martyred while serving his sentence for the ‘Kuninomi…

The place where the Goryeo Mulsan Corporation branch, a communication hub for independence activists, was loc…

Taiyuan — Town

Takamatsu — Town

Takarazuka — Town

Takasaki — Town

Takatsuki — Town

Tambov — Town

A monument erected to commemorate the 12 martyrs who sacrificed their lives in the anti-Japanese struggle in…

1922 census, households 79, males 270, females 258, total 528, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 528, place of o…

Tangshan — Town

The grave of Choi Ho-rim, who was active in the Goryeo Revolutionary Army, the Goryeo Communist Party, and th…

The Literature Memorial Hall of Cho Myung-hee, who inspired the anti-Japanese revolutionary spirit through li…

A museum and bust erected to commemorate Kim Byong-hwa, a Soviet socialist hero who served as the chairman of…

1922 census, Households 16, Males 42, Females 39, Total 81, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 81, Place of Origi…

Based on the 1897 census, number of households: 52, males: 176, females: 158, settlement period of immigrants…

1922 census, Households 20, Males 70, Females 25, Total 95, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 95, Place of origi…

The place where Yi Wi-jong, the Korean special envoy to The Hague, gave a speech in front of reporters from v…

The place where the Hague Special Envoy Yi Jun was martyred

The place where Yi Jun, one of the Hague envoys, was first buried after his martyrdom.

The legation building where Yi Beom-jin, the first resident minister of the Korean Empire to Russia, worked f…

The Knight's Hall at Binnenhof Palace, where the 2nd International Peace Conference was held

Tianjin — Town

The former site of Beiyang University where Kim Kyu-sik served as a professor

Tianqiaoling — Town

Tokushima — Town

Tokyo — Town

Tolyatti — Town

Tomsk — Town

Tonghua — Town

The site of the headquarters of Bumindan, a representative Korean autonomous organization in the West Gando r…

A national school established by Cho Yong-seok in 1918 with the support of Lee Hoe-yeong and others

A branch school established in 1919 as the influence of the Shinheung Military Academy expanded

an alumni group composed of graduates from the Shinheung Military Academy

Los Angeles

1922 census, Households 11, Males 40, Females 35, Total 75, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 75, Place of origi…

1922 census, Households 62, Males 162, Females 136, Total 298, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 298, Place of o…

1922 census, Households 19, Males 60, Females 52, Total 112, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 112, Place of ori…

1922 census, Households 11, Males 28, Females 21, Total 49, Naturalized 13, Non-naturalized 36, Place of orig…

1922 census, Households 9, Males 42, Females 26, Total 68, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 68, Place of origin…

Tottori — Town

Toyama — Town

Toyohashi — Town

Toyonaka — Town

Toyota — Town

San Joaquin

Tsu — Town

Tula — Town

Tumen — Town

The place where a battle took place between the Korean Independence Army, returning from advancing into the c…

The place where independence fighters belonging to the Korean Northern Route Independent Army Command repelle…

Tver — Town

Tver — Town

1922 census, Households 58, Males 198, Females 148, Total 346, Naturalized 60, Non-naturalized 286, Place of…

Tyumen — Town

1922 census, Households 14, Males 37, Females 35, Total 72, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 72, Place of origi…

1922 census, households 24, males 80, females 55, total 135, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 135, place of ori…

Ufa — Town

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 5 (5/0), Non-naturalized 15, Naturalized 0

Mendocino

Ulan-Ude — Town

San Joaquin

1906-1907 census, households: 23 (23/0), non-naturalized 115, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

San Bernardino

1922 census, Households 25, Males 80, Females 40, Total 120, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 120, Place of Ori…

Urumqi — Town

The Ahn Jung-geun Monument has been moved inside the Koryoin Cultural Center, which was established to commem…

The venue of the All-Russian Korean Association Representatives' Meeting held to determine the future course…

The place where Choi Jae-hyung, a prominent independence activist in the Russian region, lived in his later y…

A monument erected to commemorate Lee Sang-seol, a prominent independence activist in the Russian region

The site of the burial ground where Yi Gap (秋丁) was interred after his death in 1917.

Utsunomiya — Town

Los Angeles

Veliky Novgorod — Town

Ventura

The place where the 2nd General Assembly of the Osaka Labor Alliance was held in April 1924

The location where Yi Hoe-yeong, Shin Chae-ho, Park Yong-man, and others held the Military Unification Prepar…

1906-1907 census, households: 40 (40/0), non-naturalized 200, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

1906-1907 census, households: 30 (30/0), non-naturalized 120, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

Tulare

1922 census, Households 35, Males 154, Females 122, Total 276, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 276, Place of o…

Vladikavkaz — Town

Vladimir — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 46 (42/4), non-naturalized 144, naturalized 20, Russian peasant quota settlers

Vladivostok — Town

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 957 (957/88), Non-naturalized: 4,158, Naturalized: 352 ▲ - Total for the city

A literary monument erected to commemorate Jo Myeong-hui, a representative writer of national literature in t…

The building of Koryo Normal College, established in Vladivostok in 1931 for the purpose of training Korean t…

The building used by Model Korean Middle School No. 8 prior to forced relocation

Shinhanchon, a Korean community in Vladivostok, Russia

A house in Shinhanchon with the sign at Seoul Street 2A

The station used by independence activists in Primorsky Krai when traveling to Manchuria and the region west…

The place where the United Christian Evangelization Conference of the four nations of Russia, Korea, Japan, a…

Volgograd — Town

Vologda — Town

Voronezh — Town

1922 census, Households 4, Males 19, Females 9, Total 28, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 28, Place of origin:…

1922 census, Households 9, Males 26, Females 31, Total 57, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 57, Place of origin…

Vyborg — Town

The cemetery where Koreans who lived in Ohakina are buried

Wakayama — Town

Wakayama — Town

Wangqing — Town

The place where the representative battle took place in 1933, in which the Korean Independence Army, in allia…

The battle site where independence fighters belonging to the Najagu Medical Society engaged in combat with th…

The place where the Japanese consulate branch that monitored and suppressed the Korean independence movement…

The place where the headquarters of the Korean National Association, organized in North Gando after the March…

The site of the headquarters of the Korean National Association (Gando National Association), which relocated…

The place in Baekchogu where 1,200 Koreans gathered on March 26, 1919, to stage the Manse Movement.

A monument erected to commemorate the battle fought by the Northeast People's Revolutionary Army against the…

The site of the military academy established by Lee Dong-hwi around 1914 to prepare for the anti-Japanese arm…

The place where the headquarters of the Northern Military Government, a representative armed independence mov…

A monument erected in June 1935 to commemorate the military achievements of the 2nd Army of the Northeast Peo…

The site where Taeheung School, a national school established in 1912 by Lee Jong-ho, the grandson of Lee Yon…

The fierce battleground where the Japanese army and the Independence Army fought on October 28, 1920

#VALUE!

Weifang — Town

Wenzhou — Town

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 32 (32/0), Non-naturalized 100, Naturalized 0 ■

1906-1907 census, households: 6(6), non-naturalized people 24, naturalized people 0, settlers on state-owned…

1906-1907 census, households: 41 (41/0), non-naturalized people 185, naturalized people 0, settlers on state-…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 8 (8/0), Non-naturalized: 40, Naturalized: 0, Settlers on state-owned and lease…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 36 (36/0), Non-naturalized 160, Naturalized 0, Settlers on Forest Service Allot…

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 15 (15/0), Non-naturalized 60, Naturalized 0 ■

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 15 (15/0), Non-naturalized 60, Naturalized 0 ■

1906-1907 Survey, Households: 60 (60/0), Non-naturalized 180, Naturalized 0, Settlers on Forest Service-owned…

1906-1907 census, households: 3 (60/0), non-naturalized 200, naturalized 0, Russian peasant quota settlers

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1922 census, Households 11, Males 35, Females 20, Total 55, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 55, Place of origi…

1922 census, Households 34, Males 90, Females 51, Total 141, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 141, Place of Ori…

The place where Korean youths received preliminary training before entering military academies

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The place presumed to be where the Korean Volunteer Corps was founded in 1938

Wuhan — Town

A place where Korean youths were trained as military officers

Wuppertal — Town

Wuxi — Town

Xi'an — Town

The place where the headquarters of the Korean Liberation Army was located from early 1941 to September 1942

The place where members of the Korean Liberation Army's 2nd Division received OSS training

The former site of a prisoner-of-war camp established by the Chinese Nationalist Government, and where the Ko…

The place where the Korean Youth Training Corps received training from February 1940 to October 1942

The place where the 2nd Division of the Korean Liberation Army trained Korean youths recruited through conscr…

Xiamen — Town

The place where Lee Kang and Lee Ki-hwan were arrested and detained

The Taebaek Samsanghoe in Hamun was a shop opened by Jeong Jae-hyeong (or Jeong Je-hyeong), a member of Ahn C…

The place where Lee Ho-won and others, who participated in the unified organization of the National Departmen…

The site of Namman Academy, established by the Righteous Army for national education.

Xining — Town

Xuzhou — Town

1922 census, Households 28, Males 103, Females 91, Total 194, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 194, Place of Or…

Yakutsk — Town

Yamaguchi — Town

The school where Hanbin taught and Choi Chang-ik and Heo Jeong-suk attended.

The place presumed to be the venue of the Congress of Eastern Anti-Fascists, which launched the Alliance of E…

The building of the Workers' and Peasants' School operated by the Japanese Anti-War Alliance.

The place where Jeong Yul-seong composed the <Eighth Route Army Chorus> while serving.

The place where members of the Korean Volunteer Army, including cadets from the North China Korean Youth Revo…

1922 Survey, Households 41, Males 125, Females 93, Total 218, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 218, Place of Or…

1922 Survey, Households 107, Males 337, Females 247, Total 584, Naturalized 52, Non-naturalized 532, Place of…

Yanji — Town

A monument erected by students of Changdong School, a representative national school in North Gando, to comme…

The site of the national school established in 1908 by Oh Sang-in and 12 others under the name ‘Changdong Ele…

The location where the headquarters of the Ganminhoe and Ganmin Education Association, anti-Japanese independ…

The site where Gwangseong School, a representative Korean school in the North Gando region along with Myeongd…

The garrison of the National Assembly Army, an independent army unit directly under the Korean National Assem…

A monument commemorating the prison break struggle in June 1935, in which 49 prisoners escaped under the lead…

Training and activity site of the 1st Division of the Korean Liberation Army

Yantai — Town

Yao — Town

Yaroslavl — Town

Yekaterinburg — Town

1906-1907 census, households: 37(37), non-naturalized people 150, naturalized people 0, Russian peasant quota…

The grave of Park Se-hwang, who was active in the Shinminbu and the Korean Independence Party in Yeonsu-hyeon

Unknown, Household No. 16, Male 54, Female 47, Total 101, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 101, Place of Origin…

One of the bases of the righteous army in the Russian Far East

1922 Survey, Households 18, Males 45, Females 34, Total 79, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 79, Place of Origi…

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1922 census, Households 18, Males 61, Females 40, Total 101, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 101, Place of Ori…

The place where Ahn Jung-geun and Shin Chae-ho were imprisoned and martyred, and where an exhibition hall com…

The courthouse where independence activists, including Ahn Jung-geun and Shin Chae-ho, were tried

1922 Survey, Households 49, Males 179, Females 143, Total 322, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 322, Place of O…

The building where Yi Yuk-sa, captured by Imperial Japan in 1944, was martyred

Yinchuan — Town

1922 census, Households 26, Males 74, Females 66, Total 140, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 140, Place of Ori…

Yokkaichi — Town

Yokohama — Town

The printing house that published *Hakjigwang*, the official organ of the student association

Yonago — Town

1922 census, Households 55, Males 162, Females 128, Total 290, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 290, Place of O…

1922 Survey, Households 50, Males 151, Females 105, Total 256, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 256, Place of O…

1922 Survey, Households 42, Males 57, Females 52, Total 109, Naturalized 10, Non-naturalized 99, Place of Ori…

1922 census, Households 51, Males 183, Females 105, Total 288, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 288, Place of O…

1922 Survey, Households 101, Males 310, Females 283, Total 593, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 593, Place of…

1922 census, Households 21, Males 70, Females 68, Total 138, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 138, Place of Ori…

The History Memorial Hall of Yongjeong Middle School, which produced numerous patriots including Yun Dong-ju

1922 census, Households 10, Males 23, Females 17, Total 40, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 40, Place of origi…

1922 census, Households 52, Males 163, Females 126, Total 289, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 289, Place of O…

1922 Survey, Households 25, Males 82, Females 63, Total 145, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 145, Place of Ori…

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1922 Survey, Households 23, Males 74, Females 58, Total 132, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 132, Place of Ori…

1922 Survey, Households 12, Males 27, Females 24, Total 51, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 51, Place of Origi…

1922 census, Households 18, Males 48, Females 42, Total 90, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 90, Place of origi…

1922 census, Households 16, Males 50, Females 47, Total 97, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 97, Place of origi…

Yoshkar-Ola — Town

A place presumed to have been used by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea during its activiti…

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Henequen plantations where Koreans who immigrated to Mexico in 1905 worked

1922 Survey, Households 68, Males 150, Females 138, Total 288, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 288, Place of O…

The place where the Provisional Government held the ceremony commemorating the 20th anniversary of the March…

A place presumed to have been used by the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea during its activiti…

The place where Yun Bong-gil was arrested and interrogated immediately after the bombing at Hongkou Park.

The birthplace of Yun Dong-ju, where he lived until the age of 15

The grave where Yun Dong-ju's remains are interred after he died a martyr in prison while engaging in anti-Ja…

The former site of Gilheung School, which made a significant contribution to the national education and indep…

The place where seven Imperial Japanese spies dispatched by the Japanese Consulate were executed in 1930

1922 Survey, Households 16, Males 56, Females 43, Total 99, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 99, Place of Origi…

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk — Town

1906-1907 census, Households: 58 (58/0), Non-naturalized 200, Naturalized 0 ●

1906-1907 census, households: 102 (22/80), non-naturalized 138, naturalized 594

Zhengzhou — Town

1922 census, Households 15, Males 43, Females 39, Total 82, Naturalized 0, Non-naturalized 82, Place of Origi…

1922 census, households 21, males 57, females 39, total 96, naturalized 0, non-naturalized 96, place of origi…