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in the history of korean drama. Most study on this period have not been made because most writers of this period published a pro - Japanese drama designed to display Japanese Imperialism under the oppression of Japanese colonialism. That is, they remained to be settled beyond their purpose. Ham Sae
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in History and Memory. Michael J. Hogan ed. Cambridge University Press, 1996. Brooks, Lester. Behind Japan’s Surrender. De Gustibus Press, Connecticut, 1968. Butow, Robert J. C. Japan’s Decision to Surrender. Stanford University Press, California, 1954. Frank, Richard B. Downfall: the End of the Imp
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Japanese Security and American Policy\", Foreign Affairs (October 1964)
D. P. Hammer, U.S.S.R.: The Politics of Oligarchy (Hinsdale Illinois: The Dryden Press, 1974)
E. Pozdnyakov, \"National and International in the Foreign Policy\", International Affairs (1989. 6)
John Lewis Gaddis and Thomas H.
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Imperial-Cup FC Championship
This is a sponsorship for amateur soccer championship with Joseon Sport. It sponsors the game with Japanese and Chinese amateur soccer teams. Imperial is not only responsible for satisfying customer needs through alcoholic beverages but also by participating in the soci
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Japanese: Dr. Horace N. Allen and Korean-American Relations, 1884-1905 Madison: The Unversity of Wisconsin Press, 1966.
Kerr, Edith A. Anderson, George The Australian Presbyterian Mission in Korea 1889~1941 Australian Presbyterian Board of Missions, 1970.
McCully, Elizabeth A. and Fraser, E. J. O.
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