Durham W. Stevens
American adviser imposed on Korea’s foreign ministry in 1904 who defended Japanese rule and was shot in San Francisco
American adviser imposed on Korea’s foreign ministry in 1904 who defended Japanese rule and was shot in San Francisco
Japan placed a financial adviser, Megata, and a diplomatic adviser, Stevens, in the Korean government; nothing in finance or diplomacy could be done without their consent ("government by advisers").
Jeon Myeong-un and Jang In-hwan shot Durham Stevens, the adviser who defended Japanese rule over Korea, in San Francisco; the deed united the Korean community in America.
Japanese minister in Seoul who signed the 1904 protocol and agreements and the 1905 treaty
Independence activist who shot and killed Durham Stevens in San Francisco in 1908