Titlebook: Korea Betrayed; Kim Dae Jung and Sun Donald Kirk Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2009 corruption.democracy.

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From Prison to Exile,bious legitimacy. DJ had the full sympathy of the American establishment, including the U.S. Embassy and the State Department, which had sent a young diplomat to monitor every session. Had the U.S. government not taken such a strong position, first Park and then Chun would have presumably followed t

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In Democratic Opposition,had convinced him that the Nobel would be the reward he deserved even if he never achieved his other goal, that of election as president. Moreover, a Nobel would be a great boost for his presidential ambitions. In 1986, as DJ was establishing the nationwide support needed to drive the Chun regime ov

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Dawn of Sunshine,ng took to excoriating Kim Young Sam in the strongest language, DJ got to know one of South Korea’s most astute figures in North-South relations, Lim Dong Won. A former major general, born in North Korea, Lim had visited Pyongyang many times as a member of the team that negotiated the 1991 peace and

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Sunshine under Fire,eans held for many years in the South as North Korean spies or guerrilla fighters. Kim Dae Jung was eager to respond with a show of his concern for human rights in dealing with them. In a gesture appropriate for his campaign for the Nobel, DJ ordered the release of 63 elderly men, all originally fro

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Epilogue: , Oblige,eveloping enriched uranium in violation of the 1994 Geneva framework. When Kim Dae Jung stepped down in February 2003, the five-megawatt reactor and reprocessing facilities at Yongbyon were again producing plutonium for warheads. Funding from the South was essential for renewal of the program. The p

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