Kim Subin: Modern Korean History Viewed Through Anti-Americanism

The article (now Korea's Modern History as a Anti-American) analyzed and diagnosed the anti-American phenomenon that was then erupting in Korean society, and recorded what happened and what was thought of by the American Embassy from 1999 to 2002. Starting with the hard-core coverage of the AP news from 1999 to 2002, there were lawsuits that required American companies to pay for the agents' exposure to the agents of the agent orange, mass shootings, opposition to Bush's administration's high-powered law and the anti-spotkment of the Kim public regime, and the action against Ono's law. The anti-American phenomenon that was so prevalent in 2002 when Yul-Sun started candlelight protests in Seoul and elsewhere, ended suddenly with the advent of the North China regime. The author traces the rise in Korean anti-American emotional expression in 1999, and then looks at the official universal relationship, looking at what can be done between two countries.

Korean title: 반미주의로 보는 한국 현대사

Korean author: 김수빈

Korean publisher: 산처럼

ISBN-13: 9788990062727