Speaking from ground zero : the bombing of North Korea in 1950/ Su-Kyoung Hwang
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Critical Asian Studies: Vol 50 No 4, December 2018, pp.591-614 (95)Summary: This article reconstructs the reality of the bombing as seen from ground zero. It examines North Korean responses ranging from grief to anger to the bombing and the ways it shaped their collective identity and reinforced their determination to fight.
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This article reconstructs the reality of the bombing as seen from ground zero. It examines North Korean responses ranging from grief to anger to the bombing and the ways it shaped their collective identity and reinforced their determination to fight.
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