Shin Ju-baek et al.: History of Yongsan Garrison 2 (1945–1949)

The colony and the compacted space of the Cold War, the squire and the bacsi, return to our bosom. We're going to be back in the century since 2004. The distribution of the Korean peninsula, which had been strong for over 70 years, is showing signs of change. Now the kennel/stationary base is coming one step at a time, not to us, but to us as a place of opportunity for representing the future. The Dragon Park, which is to be transformed into National Park, seeks a natural healing zone in the city that restored its ecology. I hope that the park will restore the historicity and location of the space surrounding the park's main base and re-inhabited it as a place to heal the history of the Korean dwellers. I also want to transform the space, which is in the inner arena of Seoul, South Korea, into a place where the ‘fuge’ can be imagined and felt in the future. True healing and restoration can be traced to the quickest way to the imagination and sensitivity that can be based on historical data and life's record. This is why I planned this book. Number two is volume one. 1945) followed September 1945, covering the years 1949 from the American military's pearls. The map and the map were selected for year-by-years to tell the matriarchies and the military movement around them. The second volume of the site was called Camp Bingo. They did it as a destination and not as permanent.

Korean title: 용산기지의 역사 2(1945~1949)

Korean author: 신주백 외

Korean publisher: 선인

ISBN-13: 9791160684100