Kim Yong-gu: Forgotten Experts on East Asian Diplomatic History
Five of the kumist who laid the first stone on East Asia's diplomats, this book is an introduction to the life and academic work of five primitive 20th century gurus who put it in East Asian diplomacy. The average person seems to be able to use hard and difficult reports as a written or public document by professional researchers more than graduate students who specialize in modern East Asian international politics. The writer, Kim Yong-gu, is an authority on international politics in Korea. He had known these people before, but he was sorry to have taken a short quote from them during the period and wrote this book. Not only did they follow each of their lifetimes and achievements in depth, but they added the missing to the list, giving a high criticism. The study and the characteristics of the data, the research list and the introduction of the document are a big part of the discussion. Translations, reminders to be kept in mind are also mentioned. The main data about South Korea is most remarkable. Five authors, named by the author, were British Victor Kiran Bennzenerco (1913.2009), Naccisystientsinschenigirschennigi (1907.89) and Vladimir Zemirmir Nouvich (Machinestiquetincicicient.56). B. Moswanwanuule. These are remarkable in that they have laid the foundation for international politics in East Asia through outstanding academics, active activity in academic and political circles, and, above all, a vast array of data.
Korean title: 잊혀진 동아시아 외교사 전문가들
Korean author: 김용구
Korean publisher: 푸른역사
ISBN-13: 9791156121640
