| June Tenth Movement | |||
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| Part of the Korean independence movement | |||
 A Japanese soldier on horseback during the protest (1926) | |||
| Date | June 10, 1926 | ||
| Location | Mainly Keijō, also student strikes around Korea | ||
| Caused by | the death of Sunjong of Korea and inspiration from the March First Movement | ||
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| Methods | Nonviolent resistance | ||
| Resulted in | Suppression | ||
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| Casualties | |||
| Arrested | Around 200 | ||
The June Tenth Movement (Korean: 6·10만세운동; Hanja: 六十萬歲運動) was a 1926 student protest primarily held in Keijō (Seoul), Korea against Japanese colonial rule.[1]
- ^ 김, 호일, "6·10만세운동 (六十萬歲運動)", Encyclopedia of Korean Culture (in Korean), Academy of Korean Studies, retrieved 2024-06-22