An edition of Taejung kwa pʻongnyŏk: 1991-yŏn 5-wŏl ŭi kiŏk (1998)

Taejung kwa pʻongnyŏk

1991-yŏn 5-wŏl ŭi kiŏk

Chʻŏt pŏntchae

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Taejung kwa pʻongnyŏk
Chŏng-han Kim, Chŏng-han Kim
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An edition of Taejung kwa pʻongnyŏk: 1991-yŏn 5-wŏl ŭi kiŏk (1998)

Taejung kwa pʻongnyŏk

1991-yŏn 5-wŏl ŭi kiŏk

Chʻŏt pŏntchae

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Ihu
Language
Korean
Pages
229

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Subjects

History, Politics and government, Political activity, Labor movements, Social conditions, College students, Student movements

Places

Korea (South)

Times

20th century, 1988-2002

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Taejung kwa pʻongnyŏk: 1991-yŏn 5-wŏl ŭi kiŏk
1998, Ihu
in Korean - Chʻŏt pŏntchae
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 226-229).

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Sŏul-si
Series
Kʻŏllijiŏn chʻongsŏ -- 03
Other Titles
Mass and violence

Classifications

Library of Congress
LA1333.7 .K55 1998

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Pagination
229 p. :
Number of pages
229

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL19383886M
ISBN 10
8988105036
OCLC/WorldCat
52581268

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