Former Seoul archbishop on ‘collaborator’ list

The late Seoul Archbishop Paul Ro Ki-nam and six other Catholics are named as Japanese collaborators during the Second World War in a new encyclopedia.
Catholic lay leader John Chang Myon, prime minister from 1960-1961 and the father of Bishop John Chang-yik of Chunchon, is on the list along with four Seoul priests and one other [...]

Former S. Korean PM on Japanese ‘collaborators’ list

Korean historians have published a biographical dictionary bearing the names of alleged “collaborators” with colonial Japan including former Prime Minister Chang Myun, who is named for serving as a director of a Catholic group that regularly visited Japanese shrines.
Such visits were regarded as highly pro-Japanese in Korea, the Korea Herald reports.
The list, which names 4,389 [...]