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How Kim Koo’s great-grandson remembers him

Outlet: The Korea Herald · The Korea Herald · Published 26/10/2026 08:11 UTC

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Democratic Party of Korea Rep. Kim Yong-man’s office is filled with memorabilia related to independence activist Kim Koo. The first-term legislator, who represents Hanam-eul, Gyeonggi Province, occupies room No. 815 of the National Assembly Members’ Office Building. The number evokes Korea’s Liberation Day, Aug. 15. The references to Kim Koo and Korean independence are only natural: Kim Yong-man, 40, is a great-grandson of Kim Koo. There is even a slight physical resemblance between the two. “I

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https://www.koreaherald.com/article/10915273
Published
26/10/2026 08:11 UTC
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26/10/2026 08:39 UTC
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