|Revised Romanization||Yun Bong-gil| Yun Bong-gil (21 June 1908,
Yesan, Korea – 19 December 1932, Kanazawa, Japan) was a Korean
independence activist best known for orchestrating the deadly
bombing of a gathering of Japanese dignitaries in the Shanghai
International Settlement in 1932. Shanghai bombing  On 29 April
1932, he carried out a bombing attack using a bomb disguised as
a narrow lunch box at a Japanese army celebration of Emperor
Hirohito's birthday in Hongkou Park, Shanghai. The bombing
killed Yoshinori Shirakawa, a general of the Imperial Japanese
Army, and Kawabata Sadaji (河端貞次), a Government Chancellor of
Japanese residents in Shanghai. It also seriously injured
Kenkichi Ueda, Division 9 commander of the Japanese Imperial
Army, Kuramatsu Murai (村井倉松), Japanese Consul-General in
Shanghai, and Shigemitsu Mamoru, Japanese Envoy in Shanghai. Yun
was arrested at the scene and convicted by the Japanese military
court in Shanghai on 25 May. He was transferred to Osaka prison
on 18 November, and executed