Jeong Yong-wook: Space of Liberation, Time of Occupation

The United States Department of Justice and Justice, including the results of a test by the U.S. But liberation soon led to the division of foreign troops. The excitement of liberation and the intensity of occupation existed, and the protons intersected. The title 'Place of Liberation, Time of Conservation' reflects the metaphor of the complex counter-relation and the need to explain specifically how the party acted and responded. What did the local settlers think and how they lived over 70 years ago, when their aspirations for new nation-building and social reform were so great, the conflict of ideology and the anxieties of livelihood were so intense that they decided to go through the process of creating a new country. And of course, as much as they have since been the subject and object of modern Korean history, they have to gather a lot of attention. These Korean modern history studies have been published for seven or 80 years, and are shared since before and since. The so-called Marine Warrior, by re-invocating the people and peoples of the free space as a revolutionary subject, has brought about a new kind of youth and intellectualism, of course. Korean Modern History has helped to accumulate a broad study of policy and control of the U.S. and Soviet Union by the 1990s, and the activities of leaders and the changes in the economy of the north and the south, and from the postwar years until the beginning of the year 2000, the study has expanded into social and everyday affairs. But despite the five years of liberation and the expansion of the research area, there are still a lot of unsurvivable areas.

Korean title: 해방의 공간, 점령의 시간

Korean author: 정용욱

Korean publisher: 푸른역사

ISBN-13: 9791156121114