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annex
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Memoirs of a Geisha
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I may as well tell you, if you don't know it already, that as a young lieutenant in the Japanese marines, Nobu had been severely injured in a bombing outside Seoul in 1910, at the time Korea was being annexed to Japan.
p. 199.5 *

annexed = taken and attached
I knew nothing about kimono except how to wear them, so I was given the task of spending my days in the basement of the workshop annex, tending to the vats of dye as they boiled.
p. 350.3 *

annex = an addition that extends a main building
Every few nights during the course of several weeks, I sneaked into the annex to let him in.†
p. 350.7
One bitter cold afternoon in November, three years after the end of the war, I was warming my hands over the dye vats in the annex when Mrs. Arashino came down to say that someone wished to see me.†
p. 352.1
Since coming up from the annex, I'd kept my hands hidden as best I could.†
p. 355.2
That very night while the Arashinos slept, I wrote to Mother by the light of the tadon burning under the dye vats in the annex.†
p. 357.1

Definitions:

(1) (annex as in: annexed the community)
to take territory and make it part of a larger territory -- such as a city making land outside of it a part of the city
(2) (annex as in: annex of the main building)
an addition that extends a main building

or:

to attach something -- especially to something larger or more important
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)