Reviews
I think it has historical collectible value, so I am placing an order before it sells out. Carrying on the spirit of Martyr Kim Jae-gyu, until the day we achieve true democratization and Korean independence on this land!!!!!!
I purchased this because, after watching the movie, I wanted to know the historical facts about the deceased exactly as they were. I believe it is worth keeping and hope it will be read by generations to come.
http://blog.naver.com/h_h_sky/221044894860 *I Was Kim Jae-gyu's Defense Attorney* is a book personally authored by Ahn Dong-il, the public defender who represented Kim Jae-gyu during the October 26 Incident. This book recounts the 170-day trial records in chronological order. Only now do we desire to know the truth. And this book contains the truth that had to be covered up by someone. The Kim Jae-gyu viewed by Ahn Dong-il seems to have been quite democratic, contrary to his position as
I Was Kim Jae-gyu's Defense Attorney by Ahn Dong-il "I shot the heart of Yushin with the heart of a beast." Was Kim Jae-gyu a criminal of impulse or conviction? Was he a perpetrator of insurrection or a democrat? Before starting the book, I pose a question using the sentence that best encapsulates the book's message. I was reminded of a movie I had only seen as a poster back in early 2005 when I was an elementary school student. It was the movie *Those People*, and I remember the poster
Andongil: I was Kim Jae-gyu's defense attorney.
*I Was Kim Jae-gyu's Defense Attorney* is a historical record in which the author, who served as Kim Jae-gyu's defense attorney, sheds light on the true nature of the October 26 incident through the 170-day trial process. It stands in stark contrast to other books related to the October 26 incident in that it is constructed based on objective materials, including vivid courtroom testimonies from those present at the scene, as well as trial transcripts, investigation records, and media reports. In particular, the author, Attorney Ahn Dong-il, is the only defense attorney among those involved in the October 26 case who consistently represented Kim Jae-gyu from the first to the third trial. He is the very person responsible for meticulously documenting Kim Jae-gyu's key statements—which were summarized or deleted from the trial transcripts—and the personal confessions he confided only to his attorney. Indeed, the author is considered a leading witness or fact-checker in various media reports and publications regarding Kim Jae-gyu. Initially, the author, too, regarded Kim Jae-gyu merely as a "filial impiety who murdered his master," as per the prevailing rumors. However, as the trial progressed, his thoughts gradually changed, and the process that made that inevitable is fully captured in this book.
Korean title: 나는 김재규의 변호인이었다
Korean author: 안동일
Korean publisher: 김영사
ISBN-13: 9788934978121
Reviews
I think it has historical collectible value, so I am placing an order before it sells out. Carrying on the spirit of Martyr Kim Jae-gyu, until the day we achieve true democratization and Korean independence on this land!!!!!!
I purchased this because, after watching the movie, I wanted to know the historical facts about the deceased exactly as they were. I believe it is worth keeping and hope it will be read by generations to come.
http://blog.naver.com/h_h_sky/221044894860 *I Was Kim Jae-gyu's Defense Attorney* is a book personally authored by Ahn Dong-il, the public defender who represented Kim Jae-gyu during the October 26 Incident. This book recounts the 170-day trial records in chronological order. Only now do we desire to know the truth. And this book contains the truth that had to be covered up by someone. The Kim Jae-gyu viewed by Ahn Dong-il seems to have been quite democratic, contrary to his position as
I Was Kim Jae-gyu's Defense Attorney by Ahn Dong-il "I shot the heart of Yushin with the heart of a beast." Was Kim Jae-gyu a criminal of impulse or conviction? Was he a perpetrator of insurrection or a democrat? Before starting the book, I pose a question using the sentence that best encapsulates the book's message. I was reminded of a movie I had only seen as a poster back in early 2005 when I was an elementary school student. It was the movie *Those People*, and I remember the poster
