Korea's history wars are not only happening in the North

Hyung-A Kim

Korea's history wars are not only happening in the North

Hyung-A Kim

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Abstract

The South Korean President Park Geun-Hye's recent move to replace, by early 2017, privately published middle and high school history textbooks with a single, state-authored history textbook system has rocked Korean society, with massive protests calling for her resignation. These protests, rallied in Seoul, initially drew some 130,000 people (on November 14) and again 14,000 (on December 5), resulting in the largest antigovernment protests in several years. There were violent clashes between protesters and police

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Sydney Morning Herald
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Korea's history wars are not only happening in the North

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