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	The North Korean 'Spy Sub' Incident Revisited
		However, the South Korean media have noted the suspicious nature of Robert Kim's arrest, which came right after the North Korean submarine infiltration incident, in view of the revelation that the FBI had spent a minimum of six months closely watching Kim by videotaping his office, tapping his phone, and screening his mail.
		Robert Kim testified: "Because there was a request from Captain Paek, about three days later, I informed him by phone of intelligence related to the submarine incident." Because the content of the conversation was itself regarded as a national secret, it is judged that it was omitted when documents were submitted to the court.
		Kim testified as follows regarding the submarine incident which changed his fate: "at the request of Captain Paek, I used the ONI computer to check all intelligence from right before the submarine incident was revealed to the media until three days before I was arrested.
	www.kimsoft.com /1997/sk-ussp1.htm (6109 words)

	Minnesota Connections
		KIM is a place where children, teens and adults can learn Korean Language, culture, history, arts, dance, Tae Kwon Do, customs, tradition and people.
		The International Institute of Minnesota offers to adults three times a year, 12 week Korean language sessions. The cost is $110 plus materials and the classes meet weekly for 90 minutes. For more information please check the website www.iimn.org or call the institute.
		The mission of Korean Family Crisis Advocacy Program (KFCAP) is to enhance the safety, security, and quality of life for Korean families by empowering individuals and challenging the barriers of cultural and social oppression.
	events.akconnection.com /main/mnlocal.asp?cat=mn (265 words)

	Sensei's Library: Korean name
		Korean names, like names in many other East Asian countries, begin with the family name and end with the given name.
		Koreans often romanize personal names and names of companies in ad-hoc manners; romanized names tend to reflect personal preference instead of specific romanization styles.
		The normal word for 'name' in general is 'ireum.' 'Seongmyeong' is a polite way of saying 'name,' as when asking an older person for their name, or as used in forms and documents.
	senseis.xmp.net /?KoreanNames (254 words)

	donga.com [english donga]
		Kim said “I have not been told clearly about that,” whereas Hwang on her vacation mentioned in a telephone call the same day “it is difficult to have a public interview now because the identification process is underway and that would take more than 2 months.”
		Kim, who has been working in Seoul since 2002, had worked as a prosecutor at the Los Angeles State prosecutors’ office until he entered the state department in 1989.
		Although appointed originally to the Office of Korean Affairs in the State Department as a vice director this April, he was instead promoted to the director, as Gerald Anderson, Director of the Office of Peacekeeping, Sanctions & Counter-terrorism (IO/PSC) in the State Department, was moved to another department as assistant secretary.
	english.donga.com /srv/service.php3?biid=2006063006568 (400 words)

	The Online NewsHour: North Korea: Nuclear Standoff \| Kim Il Sung \| PBS
		While Kim was not close with his brothers, their deaths appeared to deepen his ties with Korean guerrilla groups who were receiving training from Chinese communist forces to fight against the Japanese.
		Kim's daring and successful raids on the Japanese prompted colonialist authorities to label him a major threat to their rule and they organized a special counterinsurgency task force to hunt him down.
		During Kim's five-year stay in the Soviet Union, he trained with Soviet and Chinese military specialists and married Kim Chong-suk, the eldest daughter of a poor farmer from Manchuria and a "fellow partisan." The couple had two sons, Kim Jong Il and Kim P'yong Il, and one daughter, Kim Kyong Hui, whose whereabouts are unknown.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/indepth_coverage/asia/northkorea/keyplayers/kimilsung.html (1518 words)

	North Korea Showers Leader Kim with Praise on Birthday - General - RedOrbit
		Kim, who often is conspicuously out of sight on a day North Korea calls the "most auspicious holiday of the nation," received congratulatory messages from Russian President Vladimir Putin as well as from a host of communist organizations at home and in countries such as Benin and Laos, official media reported.
		Kim said he was deeply impressed with what he saw in China, North Korean official media quoted him as saying, spurring hopes among some analysts that he may speed nascent reforms to help North Korea's moribund economy.
		Kim Jong-il is about the same age his father was in 1974 when he made his son secretary to the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea.
	www.redorbit.com /news/general/393238/north_korea_showers_leader_kim_with_praise_on_birthday/index.html?source=r_general (645 words)

	Korean Names
		Also, when people with only given names (lower class, and domestic slaves) were allowed to use (or to buy) family names, they preferred to use one out of existing names instead of creating new and thereby recognizable names for their own benefit.
		So, even though over half of Koreans have Kim, Lee, Park, Choi, or Chung as their last name, as far as marriage is concerned, what matters is which clan you belong to.
		Since a generational name is not a middle name in American sense, and not exactly a given name either, Koreans are not sure how to anglicize their names.
	www.unsu.com /names.html (3625 words)

	Korean name at AllExperts
		Korean family names were influenced by Chinese family names, and almost all Korean family names consist of one hanja, and hence are one syllable).
		Family names were limited to kings and aristocrats at the beginning, but gradually spread to the commoners during the Goryeo and Joseon dynasty periods.
		Koreans were not, however, permitted to register a Korean family name other than their original name.
	en.allexperts.com /e/k/ko/korean_name.htm (1770 words)

	V. Results of Inquiry Regarding Other Issues
		Representative Kim pleaded personally to Count Six of the information and stipulated personally to paragraph 9 of the Statement of Facts, which is identical to paragraph 9 of the Campaign Statement of Facts.
		Kim's account in three transactions on August 1, 1994, and that additional withdrawals totaling approximately $45,385 were made in two transactions on August 2, 1994.
		Kim was the exclusive source of information that the accountant used to prepare the joint tax return for 1996, and he had no communication with Representative Kim regarding his preparation of the return.
	www.house.gov /ethicsreform/kim/id8_b.htm (1625 words)

	Korean War Educator: Korea Today - the Real Picture of Human Rights
		The North Korean penal code is also designed to solidify the father-to-son hereditary dictatorship because it stipulates, "this code is designed to safeguard the Leader and his revolutionary line, thus to dye the whole society only with Juche Ideology" (Article 4).
		North Korean school education concentrates on implanting in the minds of the students the belief that they must not hesitate to sacrifice their lives for the sake of their leaders, Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il.
		Kim Jong-il’s Body Guard Bureau is responsible for recruiting these "Pleasure Groups." Under the supervision of the Body Guard Bureau, provincial and city chapters of the Workers’ Party sort out prospective candidates from among girls’ senior high school students throughout the country.
	www.koreanwar-educator.org /topics/korea_today/p_korea_today_human_rights.htm (3807 words)

	CNN.com - S. Korean leader undaunted by U.S. setback - March 8, 2001
		Kim, who favors a policy of engagement with the North, said that a Korean rapprochement could be stymied by a U.S. refusal to get involved.
		Kim said he was aware of the need to be tough with the North and said he would be asking the communist state for assurances, including peace and no more military conflict.
		Kim Dae-jung and Kim Jong-il are due to hold another summit this year, perhaps in May or June.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/asiapcf/east/03/08/korea.us.kim (834 words)

	What's in a Name? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		However, the traditional Korean reality is just the opposite: A wife doesn't attain status with her husband's family until her death, at which time she is then listed in the family records as being an ancestor of her children.
		The part of the given name which is not the generation marker is chosen with care by the father, or grandfather, or often by a person whose specialty is in choosing names.
		The single-syllable of each part of a Korean name is a result of the use of three Chinese characters -- each of which is pronounced as a single syllable -- to write names.
	www.usfca.edu /~boucherj/namepage.html (2129 words)

	KOREAN AMERICAN HERITAGE
		The outcome of the assassination was the creation of the Korean National Association and the uniting of Koreans who were all determined to protect and provide the independence of their country outside of Korea.
		He said he could not represent the two Koreans because it was beneath him to act as their interpreter, as a Christian he could not defend two criminal assassins, and because he was a college student he could not become involved in what he thought would become a long trial.
		Bryan reviewed the situation of Koreans in America and ruled in their favor issuing a statement on July 2, 1913 requesting all officials to make the distinction and to deal with the KNA in all matters having to deal with Koreans in the United States.
	www.koreanamericanheritage.com /kna.htm (1855 words)

	Korean Language, Etiquette and Dining (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Korean names usually have three parts: the family or surname placed first, and a name identifying the generation, alternating each generation to second or third place with th given personal name.
		Korean women keep their maiden names after marriage and do not assume their husbands' surname.
		Family names are traditional clan names and each has a village from which it comes.
	lrs.ed.uiuc.edu /students/d-moon1/Kname.html (235 words)

	The Kim Ki-duk Page
		Kim is also a rare case of a director who has won accolades and found box-office success overseas but -- with a few exceptions -- has largely failed to connect with Korean critics or audiences.
		Kim was born in 1960 in Bonghwa, North Gyeongsang Provice (south of Gangwon Province).
		Kim has undisputed strengths as a filmmaker, primarily his knack for evocative imagery and his ability to propel his narratives forward with virtually no dialogue (both of which help make his works more accessible to foreign viewers).
	www.koreanfilm.org /kimkiduk.html (1482 words)

	Koreanfilm.org - Movie reviews, news, actor info and more from Korea
		Korean Cinema Clubs - Contact people for cities around the world.
		Censorship in Korean Cinema, 1995-2002 by Darcy Paquet
		Genrebending in Contemporary Korean Cinema by Darcy Paquet
	koreanfilm.org (506 words)

	Shinhwa Gallery, News and Profile - with Minwoo and Eric
		Shinhwa (신화) is the Korean word for myth or story (the term is used frequently in the studies of ancient Korean lore, particularly as it relates to Shamanism), and is the name of perhaps the most popular Korean boy band still active.
		The six-member group debuted on March 24, 1998 with a concert performance on Korean music show, KM Music Tank, of their first single, entitled "Hae Gyul Sah" ("Problem Solver").
		Eric Mun (Korean name: Mun Jung Hyuk 문정혁; 16 February 1979; English rapper) LEADER
	www.kpopmusic.co.uk /kpopShinhwaGallery.htm (416 words)

	Baby name trends for 2007
		When choosing a name for a baby, many of us feel it is the most important thing to have a name that is close to you and your partner's heart, giving less consideration to opinions of friends, family, or the current trends in society.
		My daughter's name is Jomaris Linda which is a combination name between Joanna and Mario and I added the S from Sonia my mom and her middle name means "beautiful" just like my daughter...hybrid names are quite common amongs Latinos.
		I love different names, when my daughter was born my partner named her Ella-Shanelle which is pretty but i just didnt like it for her, it just didnt seem to be her, i had considered a lot of names and the ones i had come down to where cherry rose and Imogen mae.
	www.babyhold.com /babynames/Ideas/Baby_name_trends_for_2007 (7598 words)

	My Name is Kim Sam-soon (Drama - 2005) - 내 이름은 김삼순 @ HanCinema :: The ...
		According to a research, 73% of Korean women believe that they are fat.
		But family circumstances made it hard for him to continue his studies, he was not able to complete his college degree after starting his modeling career", the agency said.
		The model-turned-actor immediately rose to stardom here from his appearance in the hit MBC TV series "My Name is Kim Sam-soon" (2005).
	www.hancinema.net /korean_drama_My_Name_is_Kim_Sam-soon.php (1828 words)

	Learn Korean Online - Write or Speak in Korean Language Exchange
		Learn Korean online by practicing with a native speaker who is learning your language.
		The type of exchange that is right for you depends on your proficiency level in Korean and your learning goals.
		I'm a Korean, have been living in N.Y for nearly 4months so far so i really want find friends who are nice and interested in Korean culture.
	www.mylanguageexchange.com /Learn/Korean.asp (831 words)

	[Korean War] Kim Chang-Ryong
		He was a Brigadier General in the Korean Army before being shot dead in 1956.
		When the only law of the land is the word of a madman who was also a traitor to Koreans and was in bed with the Japanese during WWII what other recourse do you have?
		This man's victim of Korean leftists' propaganda and he was for sure no damn psycho who took pleasure in killing innocent people.
	www.military-quotes.com /forum/korean-war-kim-chang-ryong-t27845.html (377 words)

	Lost Names: Scenes From a Korean Boyhood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Between 1945 and 1970 Kim had continued his education in Korea, fought in the Korean War (on the side of South Korea), attended Middlebury College, and written several novels about the Korean War; in 1970 he was teaching in the English Department at the University of Massachusetts (he wrote Lost Names in English).
		Lost Names is useful in my course in part because much of what the students hear from me (especially in contrast with Ienaga’s book) is sympathetic to the Japanese—not in their treatment of Koreans but in relation to their struggle with American power.
		Events described in the book may have happened to Koreans, but it is implausible to have one family continually shake the foundations of Japanese occupation in one town without being ousted or "disappeared"—especially when the Thought Police knew the narrator’s father organized a resistance in the past.
	www.aasianst.org /EAA/lostname.htm (7276 words)

	History Part 1
		Korean karate is one of the oldest in the world.
		The protruding breast muscles and the expression of power shown in the clenched fists, together with the girded robes, are all part of the sculptor's efforts to express the dignity of a face contorted with anger.
		Koreans today engage in numerous free-sparring practices and participate in tournaments on a scale as in no other country.
	www.kimsookarate.com /articles/history1.html (1837 words)

	Korea Adoption Registry
		KIM : I am searching for my birth parents or anyone who may know any information about my birth family.
		I do not remember the name of the city where I was found...
		The name I was given was Sin-Ae Kang.
	www.adopteeconnect.com /p/a/92 (419 words)

	Kim Dae-Jung (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		A year later, Kim Dae-Jung was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to reunite the two Koreas.
		Kim Dae-Jung was born in the Cholla region of South Korea.
		As president, Kim worked to improve the economy and to bring South Korea and North Korea together.
	www.eduplace.com /kids/socsci/wa/books/bkf1/biographies/bk_template.jsp?name=kimdj&bk=bkf1&authorname=kimdj&state=wa (218 words)

	CNN.com - Kim, Bush to discuss Korean reconciliation - March 5, 2001
		Kim is seeking Bush's support for his "sunshine" policy of engagement with North Korea at what appears to be a crucial juncture in Northeast Asian diplomacy.
		Kim, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize last year largely for his rapprochement efforts with the communist North -- his so called "sunshine" policy-- received strong support from Bush's predecessor, Bill Clinton, during his time in office.
		The South Korean Foreign Ministry later said that because Seoul supports the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty -- which Russia argues outlaws missile defenses like the one proposed by Bush -- it does not mean that it opposes the NMD.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/WORLD/asiapcf/east/03/05/korea.visit.us (826 words)

	Auteurs and Korean New Wave (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Recently rediscovered as the eccentric master of Korean cinema during the 1960s and 1970s', Kim Ki-young came to the fore during the second Pusan International Film Festival in 1997.
		Kim directed 31 films until his death in 1998.
		Shin Sang-ok remains as a major contributor to Korean cinema for his mastery of the cinematic genre.
	www.asianinfo.org /asianinfo/korea/perform/auteurs_and_korean_new_wave.htm (393 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > World -- The oddest fan
		By most accounts, Kim is a totalitarian despot who is hell-bent on developing nuclear weapons to gain diplomatic leverage against the rest of the planet and who may or may not sell that technology to raise cash for his impoverished nation.
		Kim, 64, is famously nocturnal, often working through the night to run his country, wedged between South Korea and China.
		Kim had kept Ri, then in his late 20s, under close wraps but finally granted his blessing for him to become the first Asian in the NBA.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/world/20061029-9999-1n29kim.html (2002 words)

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