"We Need Help from Outside": The North Korean Opposition Movement of 1956

Posted date/time:July 7, 2011

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James Person

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James Person

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Professor of Korean Studies and Asia Programs, JHU SAIS; Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy Institute, SAIS

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