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Kim Ku was highly involved in the struggle for Korea's independence from Japan, and now the autobiography of this celebrated national figure, before only available in Korean, Chinese, or Japanese, has been translated into English. Kim's writings detail the rise of Korea, from inception to the modern 'Two Koreas.' In addition, a major statement of political philosophy by Kim has been translated, and Jongsoo Lee has added an insightful introduction, a table comparing the dates of world events to dates in Kim's life, and a compilation of biographical sketches on the figures that appear in the autobiography. This book, complete with photographs and maps, is a must-read for anyone studying Asian history and culture.
Jongsoo Lee is a Political Economist and a Specialist in Eurasian affairs.
Chapter 1 AbbreviationsChapter 2 AcknowledgmentsChapter 3 PhotosChapter 4 IntroductionChapter 5 Author's Foreword to the 1947 Han'gul EditionChapter 6 ForewordChapter 7 Our Family and My ChildhoodChapter 8 My Unfortunate YouthChapter 9 The Days of WanderingChapter 10 In the Service of the PeopleChapter 11 Shanghai After the March First MovementChapter 12 Ten Thousand Ri Along the Yangtze RiverChapter 13 Return to My HomelandChapter 14 Appendix I: My Wish: The Statement of Political Philosophy, 1947Chapter 15 Appendix II: Chronological TableChapter 16 Appendix III: Historical NotesChapter 17 Index
Lee should be congratulated for being the first to make the amazing story of Kim Ku accessible to the English-speaking world.