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Fictionalized memoir of Korean girl and her brother set toward then end of Japanese occupation, when everyone was required to take a Japanese name. My young adult nephew and another niece loved this book, and felt they learned so much, as well as admired the protagonist. An earlier autobiographical writing of the same event is LOST NAMES by Richard E. Kim.
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