F. A. McKenzie, a Canadian journalist who travelled with Korean resistance fighters, tells how Korea was opened to the world, the murder of Queen Min in 1895, the Independence Club, and Japan’s annexation. He documents the brutality of Japanese rule and the peaceful mass protests of 1919, drawing on his own reporting and eyewitness testimony.
A passionate eyewitness book that brought Korea’s cause to Western readers in 1920. Download the free EPUB.