Korea - History - 20th century -- Korea - History - Japanese occupation

Indeks : P.210-213 ; This book is aimed at both students and general readers who seek a broad, serviceable account of modern Korean history. Its central focus is, of course, the Korean people and the way they have shaped outcomes in both North and south Korea, while it also places events in wider context of regional and international affairs. This wider context is important, for one cannot understanding the impact of Japanese colonialism on Korea merely as a function of Japanese actions and Korean response, for Japanese colonial policy was determined by a much broader set of circumstances, which require due consideration.