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Japan’s Navy ‘Incorporates’ Dokdo Takeshima into War Strategy

Dokdo and The Wartime Diary of Japan’s Second Fleet – November 1904 What was Confidential Directive #698? (機密第六九八號) It becomes[…]

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Dokdo (called Liancourt Rocks by some nations and Takeshima by Japan) is 215 kms from mainland Korea and 250 kms[…]

Japanese Policy Toward Dokdo Before and During the Russo-Japanese War In early April of 2010 various Korean media sources presented[…]

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The Origin of This Dokdo Related Website Dokdo researcher, Park Cheon Yeol, from MBC Pohang Park Cheon Yeol produced a[…]

Allied Command’s Terms of Surrender Determine the Definition of Japanese Territory After WWII, Korea was no longer controlled by the[…]

Who really was Nakai Yozaburo? Okuhara Hekiun’s (奧原碧雲) 1906 Biography of Nakai Yozaburo 中井養三郎 According to Japan’s MOFA’s Takeshima Brochure,[…]

Early Meiji Japan’s Political Relationship with Korea from 1870 to 1905 Japan’s MOFA’s policy in their claim toward the Dokdo[…]

Imperial Japan’s Real Motives for the 1905 Annexation of Dokdo What Japan’s MOFA doesn’t want you to know about Japan’s[…]

An Insight Into Meiji Japan’s Politics of Expansionism Facts Japan’s MOFA doesn’t want you to know about Japan’s 1905 Annexation[…]

Saito Hosen’s 1667 “Onshu Shicho Goki” (Report on Oki Island) – Japan’s Incorrect Translation. “Japan’s historical case for Dokdo hinges[…]