Soda Kaichi
Japanese social worker and missionary (1867–1962)
Summary
Soda Kaichi was a Japanese Protestant missionary and social worker. He is remembered in South Korea for his charitable work in Korea under Japanese rule, particularly through the Kamakura Orphanage, which he led from 1921 to 1945. During this time, he cared for more than a thousand Korean orphans.
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"around" -> "over"; this unesco source says "he aided more than 3,000 korean orphans", but i'm really unsure of that figure. There have been varying estimates of the number he raised, but 3,000 seems really high. It possibly includes the efforts of his orphange during the time that he wasn't in Korea
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