An edition of Tong Asia inkwŏn ŭi saeroun tʻamsaek (2002)

Wigi ŭi Asia

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An edition of Tong Asia inkwŏn ŭi saeroun tʻamsaek (2002)

Wigi ŭi Asia

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Publisher
Samin
Language
Korean
Pages
250

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Subjects
Human rights, Political culture, Politics and government, Economic conditions, History, Foreign relations
Places
East Aisa, East Asia

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Wigi ŭi Asia
2002, Samin
in Korean - Chʻopʻan
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Cover of: Tong Asia inkwŏn ŭi saeroun tʻamsaek
Tong Asia inkwŏn ŭi saeroun tʻamsaek
2002, Samin
in Korean - Chʻopʻan
Libraries near you: WorldCat

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Published in
Sŏul-si
Series
Asia yŏndae chʻongsŏ -- 7

Classifications

Library of Congress
HC460.5 .D66166 2002

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Pagination
250 p. :
Number of pages
250

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL21327655M
ISBN 10
8987519740, 8987519317

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July 31, 2019 Edited by MARC Bot associate edition with work OL18449083W
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