For decades, 93-year-old Ahn Wi Gyu lived in a small mud-walled house southeast of Seoul. It was dark and cold with a run-down bathroom. Earlier this year, however, donors rebuilt it because of what her father did over 80 years ago.Ahn lives in Goesan, North Chungcheong Province. Her family subsisted on acorns and corn during the colonial period when her father, Ahn Sang Tae, was away campaigning.He was one of thousands imprisoned by Japanese authorities as independence activists, and died during the movement to free Korea from Japan's 1910-1945 colonial rule.Activists sold property to fund…READ FULL ARTICLE