Memory and Reconciliation in the Asia-Pacific

记忆 ⚆ 和解 ⚆ 아태

  • About Us
    • Purpose and Mission
    • Faculty and Staff
    • Contact Us
  • Issues
    • Allied POWs
    • Bombing of Civilians
    • Comfort Women
      • Korea
      • China
      • Japan
      • Other Asian Nations
      • Netherlands
      • United States
      • International Organizations
    • Forced Labor
      • Forced Labor Cases Filed in Japan
    • Museums and Memorials
    • Textbook Controversy
    • Disputed Territories
    • Historical Dialogue
      • Historians and Reconciliation
  • Documents & Resources
    • International Treaties and Conventions
    • Legislative Proceedings
    • Judicial Proceedings
    • Public Opinion Polls
    • Official Statements
      • Bilateral Statements and Communiques
      • People’s Republic of China
      • Japan
      • Republic of Korea
    • Organizations
      • NGOs/INGOs
      • Government Programs
      • Archives and Libraries
  • News and Opinions
  • Scholarship & Research
    • Recent Scholarship
    • Research Centers
    • Bibliography
    • Faculty Publications
  • Events & Projects
    • 70th Anniversary of End of WWII

France

Home News & Opinions France

Oct. 4, 2020 — “[Heroes from afar] French, Korean Soldiers Forged Close Bonds During War” (Korea Joong Ang Daily)

  • October 4, 2020
  • News and Opinions

Korea Joong Ang Daily: They ate with the French. Fought with the French. Rested in the same barracks as the French. They just didn’t speak French. “We did everything together, eat, train, fight in battles, wield the same weapons, wear the…

Continue Reading→
  • Tweet
  • Like
  • Plus one
  • Pin It
Recent Posts
  • Jan. 15, 2022 — Some perspectives on the 2022 South Korean presidential election
  • Jan. 11, 2022 — Japan’s possible selection of Sado Mine as a candidate UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Apr. 16, 2021 — Various Pieces on History, Media, and Culture
  • Apr. 13, 2021 — Japan to Dump Nuclear Wastewater into Ocean, Causes Tension (Various)
  • Apr. 8, 2021 — Editorial: Lee Hak-rae’s Lifelong Trials Shows Lack of Justice in Japan (Asahi Shimbun)