4·16 Memory Archive: Speaking of That Day, Seunghee's Dad Shin Hyun-ho

The day that shocked South Korea on April 16, '40, the true man was caught in a candlelight fire, asking, "What is a nation?". However, after five years of stopping their watch, the sight and experience of the victims of the tragedy was completely alienated and distorted in the official records of the state and the press, and the family's aspirations of true identification are still standing. The 4-16 oral evidence date is the result of a four-year oral testimony campaign by the team of artists (presidents of the Lee Gyung and Doyan Mammy) over the course of June of '30 to the year. The book, which will consist of 103 families, 4 divers, 2 co-existers, and 6 members of the family community, includes important testimony about the early circumstances of the sea, including Pangmok and Fangjo, shortly after the events of a distorted and unknown tragedy. The oral testimony of parents who have taken over most of the oral evidence has left behind a cruel and sad time, with no sense of family experience and heart that had to grow into a more powerful political identity than any other. The book was a work of handing over the naturalities of the sultans by still killing them, and by binding them into a book to be used as a single person's mouth, it was found more meaningful than its emphasis on the individuality of their memory and experience.

Korean title: 그날을 말하다 승희 아빠 신현호

Korean author: 4·16기억저장소

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946067189