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Description:
When most Americans consider the post-war politics of the Korean peninsula, they think of North Korea as an example of the worst form of tyranny, contrasted with the shining example of South Korean democracy.
But it was not always so, as this landmark book "More Than Witnesses," chronicles in its anthologized tales of courage and integrity in the face of oppressive South Korean regimes who maintained power through violence, deception, and an egregious disregard for basic civil liberties.
Contents:
1. Our hearts cry with you / George E. Ogle 2. From solitary to solidarity / Randy Rice 3. What Korea taught me about my country and my faith / Louise Morris 4. Heartaches no longer, and some that linger / Faye Moon 5. Things they never taught us down on the farm / Gene Matthews 6. One community, across all boundaries / Marion Kim 7. It was impossible to be uninvolved / Willa Kernen 8. Missionaries, cows, and Monday nights / Walter "Butch" Durst 9. Acting on our convictions / Sue Rice 10. Let it be an experience / Jean Basinger 11. We all know more bible than we live by / Fran Nelson 12. A new day had dawned / Marion Current 13. Now you are free to speak out / Jim Sinnott 14. From service to solidarity / Linda Jones 15. 1979-1980: when violence peaked and dictatorship began to crumble / the editors. |
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