Transcription of Cranes Hwang Sun-won Translated by Peter H. Lee
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Cranes Hwang Sun-won Translated by Peter H. Lee Background and key points After Japan was defeated in WWII, Korea was liberated by Russia in the north and America in the south. These two groups helped establish the governments with two very diverse ways (N. Korea is communist and S. Korea is a Republic). The dividing line between North and South Korea is the 38th Parallel. In 1950, Communist forces crossed the parallel in an invasion that started the Korean War. In 1953, a truce was arranged, but skirmishes at the 38th parallel continued to erupt. During the war, many villages along the 38th parallel changed hands several times. Cranes is set in one of those villages. The Korean War, like all civil wars, sometimes pitted relative against relative, neighbor against neighbor, and friend against friend. This story focuses on one of these relationships.
Cranes Hwang Sun-won Translated by Peter H. Lee Background and key points After Japan was defeated in WWII, Korea was liberated by Russia in …
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