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1920–1921 massacre of Koreans by Japan
The Gando massacre was a mass murder committed by the Japanese military against the Korean residents of Gando (present-day Jiandao, Yanbian Korean Autonomous
Gando_Massacre
1923 mass murder in Japan
Chinese in Japan List of massacres in Japan Lynching Racism in Japan Related massacres Gando Massacre Jinan incident Nanjing Massacre Analogous examples Kristallnacht
Kantō_Massacre
1938–1945 Manchukuo Imperial Army unit
The Gando Special Force (GSF; Chinese: 間島特設隊; pinyin: Jiāndǎo Tèshèduì; Wade–Giles: Chien1-tao3 T'e4-she4-tui4; Japanese Hepburn romanization: Kantō Tokusetsutai;
Gando_Special_Force
1920 Korean independence activist army
1920. The Korean Independence Army, which had established a base in North Gando carried out anti-Japanese armed activities together with the Korean Nationalist
Korean_Northern_Army_Command
1910–1945 colony of the Empire of Japan
subjected to a number of mass murders, including the Gando massacre, Kantō Massacre, Jeamni massacre, and Shinano River incident. Beginning in 1939 and
Korea_under_Japanese_rule
Historical region of Jilin, China
Jiandao or Chientao, known in Korean as Gando or Kando, is a historical border region along the north bank of the Tumen River in Jilin Province, Northeast
Jiandao
Activism to end the Japanese occupation
Japanese Army committed the Gando massacre, massacring between 5,000 and tens of thousands of Korean civilians in Gando. Some Koreans even went to Japan
Korean_independence_movement
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Korean collaborators with the Empire of Japan
Korean_collaborators_with_the_Empire_of_Japan
Seoul during Japanese rule
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Keijō
Abandoned island near Nagasaki, Japan
to visit her museum, such as Toshio Motoya, who denies that the Nanjing Massacre occurred. She also appeared in an interview with Japan-based American influencer
Hashima_Island
Japanese residents of Korean origin or descent
the 1950s. Also noteworthy was the large number of refugees from the massacres on Jeju Island by the South Korean government. Statistics regarding Zainichi
Koreans_in_Japan
Massacres in Japan
ISBN 978-3737007085. Retrieved 2018-03-03. The Japanese forces then carried out the Gando Massacre, in which they indiscriminately attacked Koreans living in Eastern Manchuria
List_of_massacres_in_Japan
1920–1921 Korean militant activist group
revenge over the previous defeats by massacring the Korean populace in Gangdo inciting the Gando Massacre causing the Gando organization to dissolve. The National
Gando National People's Association
Gando_National_People's_Association
Term for the 1905 Eulsa Treaty signers
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Five_Eulsa_Traitors
The following is a list of massacres that have occurred in China. The massacres are grouped for different time periods. This includes British Hong Kong
List_of_massacres_in_China
1926–1996 colonial building in Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Government-General of Chōsen Building
Government-General_of_Chōsen_Building
Head of Korea under Japanese rule
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Governor-General_of_Chōsen
1920–1921 Korean militant activist group
(Korean: 대한독립군) was an independent military force organized in Northern Jiandao (Gando) in 1919 and led by Hong Beom-do, a former gunner. This unit played major
Korean_Independence_Army
1911 arrest of over 700 Koreans
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
105-Man_Incident
2023 South Korean Netflix TV series
who head to Gando, a land of lawlessness, unite as one to protect the homeland of the Koreans. The story is a prelude to the Gando massacre. Kim Nam-gil
Song_of_the_Bandits
1908–1945 Japanese company in Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Oriental_Development_Company
Central bank of colonial Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Bank_of_Chōsen
1910–1945 currency of colonial Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Korean_yen
1944–1945 forced labor organization
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Korean Women's Volunteer Labour Corps
Korean_Women's_Volunteer_Labour_Corps
Japanese used of forced labor in WWII
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Aso Mining forced labor controversy
Aso_Mining_forced_labor_controversy
1939, 1940 Japanese regulations on names in Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Sōshi-kaimei
Horse-riding bandits in early 20th-century Manchuria
the Hunchun incident, which the Japanese used as a pretext for the Gando Massacre, was in fact staged by Japanese-aligned mounted bandits. After the collapse
Mounted_bandits
1965 treaty establishing basic relations
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Treaty on Basic Relations Between Japan and the Republic of Korea
Treaty_on_Basic_Relations_Between_Japan_and_the_Republic_of_Korea
1924–1934 autonomous prefecture in China
corps in Dongsamseong, which did not surrender to the Japanese army's Gando Massacre and recovered, carried out anti-Japanese warfare externally with their
National_People's_Government
1919 pro-Japanese organization in Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Refrain_Club
1911–1920 Korean school in China
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Sinhŭng_Military_Academy
1925–1945 colonial historical society
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Korean History Compilation Committee
Korean_History_Compilation_Committee
1904–1945 Japanese army in Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Japanese_Korean_Army
Rebel groups against the Empire of Japan
Chingshanli in October 1920. However, the Japanese sought revenge by massacring the Koreans at Gando, forcing the resistance forces to Mt. Milsan and form the Korean
List of militant Korean independence activist organizations
List_of_militant_Korean_independence_activist_organizations
WWII-era forced prostitutes for Japan
the rapes of many Chinese women by Japanese troops during the Nanjing Massacre in 1937, the Japanese forces adopted the general policy of creating comfort
Comfort_women
Korean military officer, independence activist and anarchist (1889–1930)
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Kim_Chwajin
1925–1945 Shinto shrine in Seoul, Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Chōsen_Shrine
1922 massacre of Korean laborers
incident (信濃川朝鮮人虐殺事件, Shinanogawa Chōsenjin Gyakusatsu Jiken) was the massacre of up to 100 Korean laborers in July 1922 who were working for the Okura
Shinano_River_incident
1904–1910 Korean political organization
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Iljinhoe
1918–1950 bank in Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Chōsen_Industrial_Bank
1924–1946 university in Keijō, Japanaese Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Keijō_Imperial_University
Building in Seoul, Korea, 1915 – c. 1957
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Keijō_Post_Office
1919 anti-colonial protests in Korea
authorities were observed destroying evidence, such as during the Jeamni massacre. Japanese authorities then conducted a global disinformation campaign on
March_First_Movement
Military and politics-related euphemism
Retrieved 3 March 2018. The Japanese forces then carried out the Gando Massacre, in which they indiscriminately attacked Koreans living in Eastern Manchuria
Incidents_in_interwar_Japan
Burkinabé-German architect (born 1965)
studies, he established the Kéré Foundation (formerly Schulbausteine für Gando), and in 2005 he founded Kéré Architecture. His architectural practice has
Diébédo_Francis_Kéré
Japanese company in colonial Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Chōsen_Coal_Industry_Company
1913–1945 Shinto shrine in Pyongyang
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Heijō_Shrine
retaliation to loss at Battle of Chingshanli. This incident is called Gando Massacre. The Provisional Government is considered to be the de jure government
History_of_Korea
1923–1945 library in colonial Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Government-General of Chōsen Library
Government-General_of_Chōsen_Library
Japanese company in Korea (1927–1945)
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Chōsen_Anthracite_Company
1919–1924 Korean independence organization
Northern Army Command. During the Japanese army's Gando Massacre in October 1920, numerous people were massacred in the Uiran-gu district as a result of four
Righteous_Army_Command
Ethnic group
Wangqing County, killing more than 100 Japanese soldiers. This led to the "Gando massacre" a few months later in Yanbian. The Japanese army killed 15,000 Koreans
Koreans_in_China
on this date, but debate continues as to what happened. October. The Gando Massacre occurs in Manchuria, where Japanese soldiers kill, rape, and steal from
Timeline_of_Korean_history
1928 Chinese-Japanese conflict in China
Incident (7 July 1937) Gando massacre Kantō Massacre Nanjing Massacre Nikolayevsk incident Tonghua incident Tongzhou mutiny Shakee Massacre "Sino-Japanese Accord:
Jinan_incident
1920 Korean militia-Japanese battle
Depicted in the 2019 film The Battle: Roar to Victory Battle of Qingshanli Gando Massacre Battle of Pochonbo Memorial Day 19th Division 윤병석, 《간도역사의 연구》(국학자료원
Battle_of_Fengwudong
1922–1924 autonomous prefecture in China
retaliation, committed the so-called the Gando Massacre in 1920, destroying Korean villages and massacring Koreans under the pretext of eradicating the
Korean_Unification_Government
1910–1945 Japanese company in Korea
Movement (1919) Jeamri Massacre (1919) Battle of Fengwudong (1920) Battle of Samdunja Battle of Qingshanli (1920) Gando Massacre (1920–1921) Shinano River
Chōsen_Government_Railway
1920–1921 Korean militant activist group
and Cheongsan-ri, the Japanese caused the Gando Massacre and indiscriminately massacred the civilians of Gando. At this time, the Northern Military Administration
Northern Military Administration Office
Northern_Military_Administration_Office
1929–1931 Korean self-governing area
Primorsky Krai was dispersed and stagnated due to the Japanese army's Gando Massacre and the Free City Incident. The independence fighters who returned to
Righteous_Government
1924–1929 Korean independence organization
large, regular army to Gando under the pretext of suppressing the independence army. And they massacred Koreans living in the Gando region on a large scale
General_Staff_Headquarters
1920 Korean rebel–Japanese army conflict
at Samdunja on the banks of the Wolshin River in Hwaryong County, East Gando, Manchuria. The Korean Independence Army preemptively attacked the Japanese
Battle_of_Samdunja
1921 Russian and Korean conflict
invaded Gando in retaliation. To justify this retaliation, they bribed the Ma Jeok-dan to incite the Hunchun Incident. They deployed troops to Gando, and
Free_City_incident
War crimes committed by the Empire of Japan
were massacred in various incidents, including the following: Alexandra Hospital massacre Laha massacre Bangka Island massacre Parit Sulong Massacre Palawan
Japanese_war_crimes
1911–1937 Korean enclave in Vladivostok
name; several other Korean settlements in Primorskaya Oblast and Jiandao ("Gando" in Korean) went by this name. It holds an important place in the history
Sinhanch'on
1931 exaggerated Chinese-Korean farmer dispute
Koreans had no right to reside and lease land outside of Gando District, per the terms of the Gando Convention. The Japanese, on the other hand, insisted
Wanpaoshan_Incident
in favor of his son Ahmad Shah Qajar. Japan and China sign the Jiandao/Gando Treaty. United States troops leave Cuba. February 8: Boy Scouts of America
Timeline_of_the_20th_century
Korean independence activist (1888–1954)
troops with it. In response to the Gando attacks that led to the Japanese military's great battles and massacres, it passed to Russian territory in late
Yi_Yong_(politician)
President of South Korea since 2025
stating there was "no difference" between these acts and the Holocaust, the "massacre of Jews," or the issue of "comfort women" (sexual slavery by the Japanese
Lee_Jae_Myung
President of South Korea from 1948 to 1960
security forces and 13.9% at the hands of communist rebels, and the Mungyeong massacre. By early 1950, Rhee had about 30,000 alleged communists in his jails,
Syngman_Rhee
Country in West Asia
. Thenational.ae (29 January 2013). Retrieved 10 October 2015. Nazzal, Gando (24 January 2009). "Heavy snowfall on Ras Al Khaimah's Jebel Jais mountain
United_Arab_Emirates
Korean independence activist (1868–1943)
operation into Korea. He succeeded in integrating the northern army in Gando with other forces. On May 28, 1920, Hong Beom-do's Korean Independence Army
Hong_Beom-do
Country in West Africa
"Survivors of Karma massacre recount ordeal". africanews.com. Retrieved 4 June 2023. Faivre, Agnès (24 April 2023). "Au moins 150 civils massacrés dans le nord
Burkina_Faso
President of South Korea from 1963 to 1979
joined the Gando Special Force as another show of fealty. The unit was meant to suppress Korean independence activism in the Jiandao region ("Gando" in Korean
Park_Chung_Hee
1932–1945 Japanese puppet state in northern China
personal initiative of Lee Beom-ik [ko], a collaborationist Korean governor of Gando Province. The unit was small but distinguished itself in combat against
Manchukuo
1919 protest and massacre in Longjing, China
000. This would represent around 10% of the total population of Jiandao ("Gando" in Korean) at the time. The protest was the first of its kind for Koreans
March First Movement in Longjing
March_First_Movement_in_Longjing
1920 anti-Japanese raid in Manchuria
district, and massacred 145 peaceful inhabitants." One house was reportedly burned down with "women and children inside." This is called the Gando Massarce
Hunchun_incident
Month of 1926
non-stop flight as would be accomplished in 1927. Franco departed from Gando Bay at 8:23 in the morning local time. There were stopovers at Gran Canaria
January_1926
Political land boundaries between China and its neighbouring territories
Northwest Kashgar Boundary Convention 1890 Convention of Calcutta 1909 Gando Convention 20 December 1911 Manzhouli Boundary Convention 4 September 1958
Borders_of_China
Britain abandoned Nikki and a great part of Borgu as well as some part of Gando to France. In the same year Bretonnet's former roommate at the naval academy
Henri_Bretonnet
Korean independence activist (1876–1949)
weeks after their departure, the Japanese perpetrated the infamous Nanjing Massacre. By December 20, the KPG completed moving its personnel to Changsha. Finances
Kim_Ku
Calendar year
Fellowship in Seattle, Washington. September 4 – Japan and China sign the Gando Convention, which gives Japan a way to receive railroad concessions in Manchuria
1909
Group of Aboriginal Australian clans
say nyuġ to the present day. On the Tweed he said, ġando? (ngahndu)and the Tweed paigål say ġando to the present day. This is how the blacks came to have
Yugambeh_people
Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War
1936) Francisco Fuente Puebla (17 October 1916 – 30 November 1936) José Gando Uña (17 June 1910 – 30 November 1936) Joaquín García Ferrero (21 August
498_Spanish_Martyrs
Viva Films Delinkwente Francis "Jun" Posadas Kier Legaspi, Emilo Garcia, Gando Cervantes, Francis Enriquez and Raymond Bagatsing, Stella Ruiz, Joanne Pascual
List of Philippine films of the 1990s
List_of_Philippine_films_of_the_1990s
dictatorship, citing anti-communism as the main reason, and was silent on the massacre in Gwangju. As a result, many South Korean liberal activists, who had pursued
Left-wing nationalism by country
Left-wing_nationalism_by_country
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