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3981
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61-1
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Can the Comfort Women Speak?: Mainstream US Media Representations of the Japanese Military Sex Slaves |
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3980
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61-1
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The Butterfly Effect on Human Rights and Democracy: Perceptions of the Comfort Women Issue in French Journalism |
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3979
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61-1
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Limits of Reflective Memory Culture: The German Media’s Understanding of the Japanese Military Comfort Women Issue, 1990–2019 |
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3978
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Going Selective? British Media’s Coverage of the Comfort Women |
Woonok YEOM |
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3977
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The Changbi Group’s East Asia Theory: Progressive Intellectual Discourses on Korean Unification and East Asian Peace |
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3976
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North Korean Patriotism: Assessing the Successes and Failures of a Nation |
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3975
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61-1
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Reconstructing the National Heritage: Socialist Folk Music in North Korea and East Germany, 1945–1963 |
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3974
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61-1
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Building the Post-Traumatic Nation: Mourning and Melancholia in Korean Films about the Gwangju Massacre |
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3973
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Achievements and Challenges in the Centennial Anniversary Studies of the March First Independence Movement |
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