Committee for the Compilation of Modern Korean Diplomatic Documents: Modern Korean Diplomatic Documents 13: The Geomundo Incident (2)

The recent Korean diplomatic document, which was compiled in its late decades from the early 1864 to the end of the 19th year and from the end and the end in the empire over the years, is a comprehensive collection of diplomatic documents that have been compiled, unearthed, compiled, and compiled, along with foreign documents on the Korean peninsula policy of major rivers, including China, Japan, the United States, France, Russia, and the United Kingdom. A diplomatic document is a record of intergovernmental interaction and diplomatic behavior and is historical data that contains the mental structure of foreign awareness of members of the country. It is also a indicator of the ability of one nation to carry out foreign ideas and policies, both now and in the future. A diplomatic document is not just a feedhouse but a basic source of their foreign policy in the world's academic world and a guide to diplomacy. Two books on the Homicide will be essential to the researchers involved.

Korean title: 근대한국외교문서 13: 거문도 사건(2)

Korean author: 근대한국외교문서 편찬위원회

Korean publisher: 서울대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788952119766