Jeju April 3rd Historic Sites
Jeju April 3rd Historic Sites List
Lee Duk-koo’s Uplands
On 20 November 1948, following a crackdown in Bonggae-ri, villagers took refuge in nearby mountains. Lee Duk-koo Upland is where villagers were hiding during the severe crackdown. After the spring ...
Moksimul Cave
On 21 November 1948, Seonheul-ri was burnt down and villagers hid in Moksimul Cave. Later, they were found and killed by the army. The 9th Regiment of Hamdeok started killing Seonheul villagers hid...
Mudeungyiwat
Mudeungyiwat is one of the villages devastated during the April 3rd Uprising and massacre. Around 100 residents of the village were tragically killed by a punitive expedition on November 21st, 1948...
Nakseon-dong April 3rd Fortress
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Neobeunsungee Memorial Hall
Bukchon was the most brutally attacked area during tha April 3rd Massacre, where approximately 500 villagers were killed by soldiers. At the Bukchon Neobeunsungee Memorial Hall, graves of young chi...
Park Jin-gyeong’s memorial stone etc.
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Seodal Oreum
Right after the Korean War broke out in 1950, preventive detention swept across Korea and Jeju was no exception. People who were identified as targets of preventive detention were dragged by soldie...
Si Oreum Station
The police station in Si Oreum was established in early 1950. At that time, around 25 stations were built at the major roads of mountains to block connection between armed resistance and villagers....
Songryeongigol
Songryeongigol is where the bodies of the armed resistance group were buried after losing their lives in the Uigwi Elementary School combat. On the day, 4 soldiers were killed while many more died ...
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