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Introduction
The Political Use of Anti-Japanese Sentiment in Korea: The Case of the Opposition Groups
The MacArthur Line and the Manipulation of Anti-Japanese Sentiment in Korea
The Territorial Dispute Between Japan and the ROK
Korean Demands for War Reparations
The Nationality of Korean Residents in Japan
The ROK and the San Francisco Peace Treaty
The First Conference for Normalization of Diplomatic Relationships Between Japan and the ROK
Political Crisis in Korea and the Consolidation of Korean Images on Various Issues Raised by Synghman Rhee
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
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Dyce Williams
reviewed Politics Of Anti-Japanese Sentiment In Korea, Vol. 24 on December 01, 2013
Politics Of Anti-Japanese Sentiment In Korea
Very nice work of "fictive anthropology," I guess you could call it -- a speculative first-person tale about the life of an Ainu woman several hundred years ago, constructed from available evidence about such lives. (Read this as background for the TV show "Golden Kamuy", but it was enjoyable in its own right.)
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