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Guide to the Memorial Museum
Introduction to the Ahn Jung Geun
Memorial Museum
The Purpose of Foundation
Greetings from the President
History
Organization
Facilities
General Information
Map
Exhibition halls
Worship Hall
1st Exhibition Hall
Ahn Jung-geun: A Lamp Lighting Up
the Korean People
Ahn Jung-geun and the Historical
Background
The Independence Movement of
Ahn’s Family
2nd Exhibition Hall
Catholicism and Ahn’s Domestic
Activities
Overseas Activities and the Righteous
Army Movement
Dongui-danji-hoe (An Alliance of Cutting
off Fingers)
3rd Exhibition Hall
Assassination of Ito in Harbin
Legal Battles at Court
Ahn’s Writings in Prison
Ahn Died a Martyr for the Nation
Special Exhibition Hall
Experience Exhibition Room
Birth and Growth
The Life of Ahn Jung-geun
Birth and Growth
Chronology
The Genealogy of Ahn Jung-geun’s Family
Ahn Jung-geun’s Itinerary
Related People
Independence Movement
Anti-Japanese Enlightenment Movement
The Righteous Army Movement
Dongui-danji-hoe (An Alliance of Cutting
off Fingers)
The Righteous Act in Harbin
Struggles in Prison and Trials
Execution of Patriotic Martyr Ahn
Education and National Debt
Repayment Movement
Samheung School / Donui School
National Debt Repayment Movement
Religious Activities (Acts of Faith)
Activities for the Sake of
People’s Rights
Thoughts, spirits and traces
Thoughts
A Treatise on Peace in the East
Three Sorts of Love: Heaven, the Nation,
and the People
Reactions from Other Nations
Overseas (China)
Domestic (Korea)
Books
Autobiography of Ahn Eung-chil
A Treatise on Peace in the East
Calligraphy Work in Prison by
Ahn Junggeun
Twenty-six calligraphies designated as the
treasured objects
Other Calligraphies
Quotations/Letters/Chinese-
letter Poems
An Idea of Harmonizing Mind and Body
Thoughts of Ahn Eung-chil, the Korean
A Man of Courage’s Philosophy of Life
Chinese-letter Poems
Letters/ Postcards
Thoughts, spirits and traces
Thoughts, spirits and traces
Thoughts
A Treatise on Peace in the East
Three Sorts of Love: Heaven, the Nation,
and the People
Reactions from Other Nations
Overseas (China)
Domestic (Korea)
Books
Autobiography of Ahn Eung-chil
A Treatise on Peace in the East
Calligraphy Work in Prison by
Ahn Junggeun
Twenty-six calligraphies designated as the
treasured objects
Other Calligraphies
Quotations/Letters/Chinese-
letter Poems
An Idea of Harmonizing Mind and Body
Thoughts of Ahn Eung-chil, the Korean
A Man of Courage’s Philosophy of Life
Chinese-letter Poems
Letters/ Postcards
Chinese-letter Poems
In March 1910, Ahn wrote this poem in which he expressed his inalterable mind prior to his execution. It is recorded in a Chinese-letter
textbook by Ahn Tae-pyeong.
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Contact Us
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