Korea's Place in the Sun A Modern History Condition:Like New Facing the often raw and

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Korea's Place in the Sun A Modern History Condition:Like New Facing the often raw andBruce Cumings's rich narrative focuses on Korea's fractured, shattered, twentieth century history. In 1910 Korea lost its centuries old independence, and it remained an exploited colony of Japan until 1945. Then came national division, political turmoil, a devastating war, and the death and dislocation of millions, all of which left Korea still divided and in desperate poverty. Its recovery and spectacular growth over the next generation is one of