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Korea

Larry A. Niksch, Mark E. Manyin

2002

Korea in pictures

William H. Mathews

1968

Gender in Modern East Asia

Barbara Molony

2016

The land and people of Korea

Solberg, S. E.

1991

I Come from South Korea (This Is My Story)

Valerie J. Weber

2006

Treaties and conventions with or concerning China and Korea, 1894-1904

William Woodville Rockhill

1904

Complete idiot's guide to understanding North Korea

C. Kenneth Quiñones, Joseph Tragert, Dr. C. Kenneth Quinones

2003

Hanami

PLUS, Sŏng-jae Pak, Sung Jae Park

2007

Focus on Korea

Korea (South). Haeoe Kongbogwan

1986

South Korea

Lucile Davis

1999

Korea, old and new

Carter Eckert, Ki-Baik Lee, Michael Robinson et al.

1990

North Korea's hidden revolution

Jieun Baek

2017

Alliance diversification and the future of the U.S.-Korean security relationship

Jacquelyn K. Davis, Toshi Yoshihara, James L. Schoff et al.

2004

Industrialization and the state

Joseph J. Stern, Yoo, Jung-ho., Dwight H. Perkins et al.

1995

Stop North Korea!

Shepherd Iverson

2017

The Magic Amber

Charles Reasoner, James M. Reasoner

1993

Korea Briefing, 1993

Donald N. Clark

1993

Economic growth and structure in the Republic of Korea

Paul W. Kuznets

1977

North Korea

Susan E. Haberle

2005

Korean cultural heritage

Korea Foundation

1994

Foods of Korea

Barbara Sheen

2011

North Korea

Clive Gifford

2010

Korea

Chris Wright

1984

The formation of Ch'an ideology in China and Korea

Robert E. Buswell

1989

A part of the ribbon

Ruth S. Hunter

1997

Good fortune in a wrapping cloth

Joan Schoettler

2011

All about Korea

Ann Martin Bowler

2011

North Korea

Debra A. Miller

2003

Kim Jong-il's North Korea (Dictatorships)

Alison Behnke

2007

My freedom trip

Frances Park

1998

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