Lee Gyeong-nam: Testimony

After writing a 518 memoirs of 20 years of confession in 1999, it became widely known for its pre-Talday literary awards. I've come to think that over the last 20 years, we should have written books about our own collection of material, including interviews and discussions with national and media media. In particular, from the late 1990s, I started to have claims on the intervention of the North Koreans in North Korea, and I also had my opinion on this. The 2021 Foundation's request for a lighted head and the court trial, which was held as a witness, took me to the 518th of the time of sundown and I can't forget the sadness and peace that I felt in that very grave. And sometimes we find the National Cemetery of Action, and we think about about about the 20 or so fellow workers who are lying there, and feel the same way. The original plan was to add a supplement to my 518, which was a 415 campaign denial, and it was written first, considering the significance of the case. Grant Newchon, senior researcher at the U.S. Security Policy Center, is a major document revealing how the democratic campaign in our 20s was achieved in the last decade. Your recommendation to the former ambassador is very good at introducing the report. It's shocking and rebellious that 518 is the most painful event in modern Korea, and that democratic people who sell these 518 to power these kinds of elections are guilty of destroying our society's democracy and promoting a totalitarian revolution.

Korean title: 증언

Korean author: 이경남

Korean publisher: 에쎈에스미디어

ISBN-13: 9788991876675