Hong Sa-ik (Korean: 홍사익; 4 March 1889 – 26 September 1946), also known by the Japanese reading of his name Kō Shiyoku (洪 思翊), was a lieutenant general...
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Joseon rebel leader Hong Jin (1877–1946), Korean independence activist Hong Sa-ik (1889–1946), Korean-Japanese war criminal Hong Ah-reum (born 1989),...
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was Honmachi, present-day Chungmu-ro. Japan portal Names of Seoul Yu, Woo-Ik; Lee, Chan (4 November 2019). "Seoul". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved...
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Chinese Nationalists. During the Second World War, he invited General Hong Sa-ik, the highest ranking Korean officer in the Imperial Japanese Army, to...
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highest-ranking Korean to be prosecuted after the war was Lieutenant General Hong Sa-ik, who was in command of all the Japanese prisoner-of-war camps in the Philippines...
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Korean Language Society Incident (1942) Collaborators Five Eulsa Traitors Hong Sa-ik Iljinhoe Korean History Compilation Committee Park Yeong-hyo Refrain Club...
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Dae-jung (金大中), a.k.a. Toyota Daiju (豊田大中), former president of South Korea Hong Sa-ik (洪思翊), Lieutenant General in the Imperial Japanese Army Pak Chun-geum...
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Saik or Sa-ik may be: Hong Sa-ik, Korean general in the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II Jang Sa-ik, South Korean singer Courtesy name of late...
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Korean Language Society Incident (1942) Collaborators Five Eulsa Traitors Hong Sa-ik Iljinhoe Korean History Compilation Committee Park Yeong-hyo Refrain Club...
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Korean Language Society Incident (1942) Collaborators Five Eulsa Traitors Hong Sa-ik Iljinhoe Korean History Compilation Committee Park Yeong-hyo Refrain Club...
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