DescriptionJapanese flag erasure incident by Dong-a Ilbo on 25 August 1936.jpg
English: The Korean newspaper Dong-a Ilbo published a photo of athlete Sohn Kee-chung (Kitei Son) with the Japanese flag erased from his uniform at the medal ceremony of the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin. The censorship of the photo caused resentment from the Governor-General of Chōsen since Korea was part of the Empire of Japan. It was published in the evening edition, page 2 of the Dong-A Ilbo on 25 August 1936.
Deutsch: Die koreanische Zeitung Dong-a Ilbo veröffentlichte ein Foto des Athleten Sohn Kee-chung (Kitei Son), auf dessen Uniform die japanische Flagge bei der Medaillenzeremonie der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1936 in Berlin entfernt war. Die Zensur des Fotos löste beim Generalgouverneur von Chōsen Unmut aus, da Korea Teil des japanischen Kaiserreichs war. Es wurde in der Abendausgabe, Seite 2 des Dong-A Ilbo am 25. August 1936 veröffentlicht.
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