Heo Ho-jun: 4.3, Asking America

America is something to us. 4rds, those days are like old scenes of documentary black and white film. On March 1, 1947, the fire and shooting and the U.S. military of the state-owned peoples in Chijudo Square was seen in the streets of Guang Kido. American airships flying overhead, the black smoke of the coast, the strange stranger pushing the mountain and moving the operation, cross-climb the eyes of some fearful landowners on the brink of life and death. American advisers, who are working on the operations of the guards and reporting death records daily during the time of the TMC. We see American military advisers and diplomatic envoys pushing Korean governments and troops to put down the military. Again, ask. America is something for us. The book is an attempt to reveal the extent of U.S. intervention in connection with the 4/3 genocide that centered on the 5/10 elections for the establishment of a separate South Korea government. First, the United States recognized and responded to 4/3 in the Cold War. Second, what efforts did the U.S. military government make to ensure that the states also successfully implement elections of 5/10? Third, after the 5/10 election failed, the U.S. military police and the government took over the force of U.N. judges and state-owned Mass cut.

Korean title: 4.3, 미국에 묻다

Korean author: 허호준

Korean publisher: 선인

ISBN-13: 9791160684650