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	Spelling Corea with a C
		The K-spelling was adopted by English and Japanese translators by the early twentieth century, and solidified during the Japanese Occupation of Corea (1910 to 1945).
		During this occupation, the goal of Imperial Japan was to erase all signs of Corean culture (names, language, costume, tradition, temples, historic landmarks, and lineages were all outlawed and/or destroyed) and assimilate Coreans into Japanese citizens.
		Native Coreans themselves will often use either spelling depending on which country is begin addressed or how they were taught or what they believe.
	www.medeasin.com /coreaspelling.htm (1535 words)

	Corea or Korea? \| Asian American Issues \| Goldsea
		Japan's annexation of Corea didn't become formal until 1910, but for all practical purposes Japan had become the power that regulated Corea's relations with the outside world in 1897 when it defeated China in a war over Japan's ambition to exercise control over Corea.
		Anxious to avoid a costly Pacific conflict, President Wilson ignored the pleas of a delegation of Corean patriots and their American missionary supporters and turned a blind eye to Japan's acts of formal annexation and colonization of Corea.
		Now that Corea is eagerly shedding the last vestiges of the colonial period, even demolishing public buildings erected by the Japanese (for example, the monstrously immense colonial governor's mansion), forward-thinking Corean and Corean American journalists, intellectuals and scholars are urging the American media to revert to the original, more natural rendering of Corea.
	goldsea.com /Air/Issues/Corea/corea_20717.html (1562 words)

	Korea.net
		Our goal with this website is to get the voices of Corean Americans out.
		Instead of the buttered up Media from the American News Papers, and important issues put in a little corner of the newspaper, we want to give the issue to you straight out.
		The federation represents the Korean Americans living in the United States it aims to help Korean immigrant societies to succeed by helping traditional Korean Culture to flourish nationally for the future in order to contribute to the growth of world wide Korean national community.
	www.kois.go.kr /Search/Directory/DirView.asp?code=m002 (269 words)

	Communities- Korean American History Online
		The report details how the researchers publicized the intentions of their study using Korean television stations, radio, newspapers and church services to find participants.
		Coreanism (April 1992) Appears to be a college student created and maintained site.
		Don't dismiss this site; the articles provide background information about the L.A. Riots and transcripts of interviews about young Korean Americans reaction and response.
	www.kittyconsulting.com /koamhistory/communities.htm (732 words)

	2006 New 2006 September: Webzine for Corean American Youth Created by Korean American youth to educate about Korean ...
		2006 New 2006 September: Webzine for Corean American Youth Created by Korean American youth to educate about Korean American history in an accessible form and to provide a space where Korean Americans can express their voices.
		Title: Ethnicity/Asian/Eastern/Korean/Korean American - Webzine for Corean American Youth Created by Korean American youth to educate about Korean American history in an accessible form and to provide a space where Korean Americans can express their voices.
		Winzig_Consulting_Services_-_Articles_Written_for_Korean_Quarterly_-_Minneapolis_MN Offers book reviews, articles, editorials, and letters listed by Jerry Winzig for the Korean Quarterly.
	www.society.new-2006.com /website.644.SoyStache.html (286 words)

	List of web sites about Korean: Korean American
		Has phone listings, websites, coupons, consumer business information and addresses for local or national U.S. Korean businesses.
		Webzine for Corean American Youth - Created by Korean American youth to educate about Korean American history in an accessible form and to provide a space where Korean Americans can express their voices.
		Winzig Consulting Services - Articles Written for Korean Quarterly - Minneapolis MN - Offers book reviews, articles, editorials, and letters listed by Jerry Winzig for the Korean Quarterly.
	www.kub.it /dir/29646 (682 words)

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