Brother's HomeHistorical Archive
Documenting the history of Brother's Home (1975-1987), a significant historical site in Busan, South Korea. Preserving memories for future generations.
Why It's Trending Now
Brother's Home was a detention facility in Busan, South Korea, operating during the 1970s and 1980s. The facility became notorious for its abuse, forced labor, and poor living conditions, housing homeless individuals, street children, and students who opposed the government.
Recently, with the global popularity of Netflix's "Squid Game", people have begun drawing parallels between the series and Brother's Home, suggesting that some of the show's plot elements might have been inspired by this historical event.
The surge in social media discussions and videos exploring the connection between Brother's Home and "Squid Game" has sparked renewed public interest in this historical tragedy, bringing this important piece of history back into the spotlight.
Historical Context
A Dark Chapter in History
Brother's Home operated during a period of rapid social change in South Korea
Key Historical Events
Establishment
Brother's Home was established in Busan, initially presented as a welfare institution.
Peak Operation
The facility reached its peak capacity, housing thousands of individuals.
Closure
Following investigations and public pressure, the facility was officially closed.
Key Facts & Location
Location
Busan, South Korea
Operational Period
1975 - 1987
12 YearsScale & Impact
Total Cases
1000+
Documented Stories
500+
Historical Context
Operated during South Korea's rapid industrialization period, representing a significant chapter in the nation's social welfare history.
