BAKS/NEWCASTLE EAST ASIA CENTRE CONFERENCE ON THE KOREAN WAR. PHOTOCOPIES.
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Seller: Burwood Books, Wickham Market, United KingdomBurwood Books
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A4 photocopies of papers/summaries read at a conference on the Korean War held at BAKS/Newcastle East Asia Centre, Newcastle-upon-Tyne on 20/21 September 1985 contained in a brown plastic file with an unrelated blind stamped title on the upper cover. Includes a list of those attending with handwritten notes on those who read papers and pp. 2., recto only, typed programme. A one page summary and a paper entitled 'The Korean War and the Japanese Peace Treaty' by David Rees. pp. 21. recto only., with a few corrections. One page summary entitled 'Heroes Behind Barbed Wire: The Evolution of US PW Policy in the Korean War' by Callum Macdonald. A paper entitled 'The Riddle of the Korean War' by Dora Russell. pp. 10, recto only., with a few corrections. A paper entitled 'The Origin of the Korean War: Who Initiated the War?' by Gye-dong Kim. pp.24., recto only. A one page summary and a paper entitled 'The Frustrations of Alliance: Britain, the United States, and the Korean War, 1950-51' by Peter Lowe. pp. 32., recto only., with a few corrections. A one page summary and a paper entitled 'A Pause for Peace Negotiations: The British Buffer Zone Plan of November 1950' by Peter Farrar. pp. 26., recto only., with a few corrections. A one page summary entitled 'Foreign Office and the Korean War 1950-53' by Michael Dockrill. A paper entitled 'The Korean War and North-South Korean Relations' by Byung-joon Ahn. pp. 39., a few corrections. Photocopy of a newspaper cutting from The Times dated September 21 1985 entitled 'Koreans begin first tentative family exchange visits'. Very good. Very good.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- BAKS/NEWCASTLE EAST ASIA CENTRE CONFERENCE ON THE KOREAN WAR. PHOTOCOPIES.
- Author
- REES, David. Dora Russell. Gye-Dong Kim. Peter Low
- Publication year
- 1985
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Paperback
Burwood Books
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