Cho Seong-hoon: armistice agreement
On July 27, 1953, both the United Nations and the Communists signed a blackout. Already 60 weeks later, peace has not settled in the Korean peninsula until today, and the most basic war legacy of the captured, lead northers, and families has not yet been reached. Moreover, the ongoing conflict in the West Sea and the problems of North Korea's nuclear development continue to be a stable electrocution system that is constantly tense and uncontacted. The Explosive War Treaty did not include many of the massacres in the war, but approached the issue of the still unsolved 60 weeks of blackouts, centered on the military divide line, prisoners and surveillance system that was at issue in the five cease-fire negotiations.
Korean title: 정전협정
Korean author: 조성훈
Korean publisher: 살림
ISBN-13: 9788952229274












