An Chung-gun
Also known as Thomas
koreanischer Panasiatist und Widerstandskämpfer
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An Chung-gun (auch: Ahn Chunggun, An Jung-geun; * 2. September 1879 in Haeju, damaliges Korea, heutiges Nordkorea; † 26. März 1910 in Port Arthur, damaliges Kaiserreich China, heutige Volksrepublik China) war ein koreanischer Panasiatist und Nationalist. Bekannt ist er vor allem für sein Attentat auf den japanischen Politiker Itō Hirobumi im Jahre 1909.
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