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North and South by a border from east to west at about the latitude of San Francisco, with a Communist curtain over the North and guerrillas raiding the South. Then you will have some idea of the difficulties faced by Korea.
North and South by a border from east to west at about the latitude of San Francisco, with a Communist curtain over the North and guerrillas raiding the South. Then you will have some idea of the difficulties faced by Korea.
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Roaming Korea South of the Iron Curtain 796 The National Geographic Magazine . ... under Japanese operation, this mine had an output of more than 830,000 tons, roughly three-fifths of all the anthracite and lignite mined in South Korea.
Roaming Korea South of the Iron Curtain 796 The National Geographic Magazine . ... under Japanese operation, this mine had an output of more than 830,000 tons, roughly three-fifths of all the anthracite and lignite mined in South Korea.
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808 The National Geographic Magazine Until the Soviets cut it off in May, 1948, two-thirds of the South's electricity came from big Jap-built hydro installations in North Korea. Now Yongwol is the South's largest power source (page ...
808 The National Geographic Magazine Until the Soviets cut it off in May, 1948, two-thirds of the South's electricity came from big Jap-built hydro installations in North Korea. Now Yongwol is the South's largest power source (page ...
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