'Danwongo 4·16 Memory Classroom' Designated as Nationally Registered Records

Danwongo 4·16 Memorial Classroom

[Asia Economy (Ansan) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] The 'Danwon High School 4·16 Memory Classroom' records have been designated as nationally designated records.

The 4·16 Democratic Citizenship Education Center announced on the 28th that the 'Danwon High School 4·16 Memory Classroom' records were designated as Nationally Designated Records No. 14 on the 27th.

The designation of nationally designated records is a system that designates and manages private records that have permanent preservation value by the state.

The Danwon High School 4·16 Memory Classroom is a space located in the 4·16 Democratic Citizenship Education Center's Memory Hall, where the classrooms and teachers' offices where the Sewol Ferry disaster victims were present have been restored to their original state.

The Education Center evaluated this record designation as a public-private collaborative achievement accomplished together with the private record management organization 4·16 Memory Repository.

Jeon Myung-sun, director of the 4·16 Democratic Citizenship Education Center, said, "It is fortunate that the space where the sacrificed Danwon High School students and teachers stayed has been designated as nationally designated records and can be passed on to future generations," adding, "We will continue to strive to ensure that the students and teachers who were sacrificed in the Sewol Ferry disaster are not forgotten and are remembered."

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