Pamphlets issued by the Korea-America Friendship Society, in Korean.
Korean War1950-1953
Armistice1955
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Article by Admiral C. Turner Joy entitled "Blunders Behind the Korean Truce: An Inside Story of How the U.S. Lost the Armistice."
Propaganda
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Leaflets issued by the Chinese Government during the Korean War and aimed at American troops.
Korea (North)1990
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Political tract by Kim Jong Il entitled "The Workers' Party of Korea Organizes and Guides all the Victories of Our People."
Korea (South)
General1989-1991
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Booklets and brochures relating to Korean society and the Korean people.
Opposition1991
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Pamphlets and flyers issued by the International Committee for Peace and Reunification of Korea, Washington, D.C.
Propaganda and election material
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Includes bulletins and leaflets, circa 1948, issued by the South Korean Government, U.S. occupation authorities, and South
Korean communists, for distribution in South Korea. In Korean and English.
Public opinion1945-1946
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Reports prepared by the United States Armed Forces in Korea relating to political trends in South Korea.
Roh Tae Woo1989-1991
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Speeches by and biographical material on President Roh.
North-South relations
Booklet1991 March
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Published by the International Affairs Bureau of the Central Standing Committee of the General Association of Korean Residents
in Japan (Chongryun) and relating to U.S. nuclear forces in South Korea aimed at North Korea.
Pamphlet
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Issued by the UN Korean War Allies Association and relating to the incident of 18 August 1976 at Panmunjom, South Korea, when
North Korean soldiers attacked United Nations Command personnel.
Report1991 October
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Co-sponsored by the Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis and the Sejong Institute relating to the implications for regional
stability and defense planning.
