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The Korean War & Its Aftermath: Discussion

August 12, 2011 by admin
This event will feature a roundtable discussion involving four distinguished panelists: Donald Baker, Professor of Asian Studies; Judy Han, Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Department of Geography; Alexa Kim, formerly International Liaison for the Korean Truth and Reconciliation Commission; and Steven Lee, Professor of History at UBC.

A Roundtable Discussion with Don Baker, Judy Han, Steven Lee and Alexa Kim

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The discussion will talk about the long-term consequences of the Korean War & it’s Aftermath on Korean culture and the Korean diaspora. The panelists will then open the discussion up to the audience.

Sunday, November 6, 2011 • 6:30 to 8 pm
The Rhizome Cafe (317 East Broadway, off Kingsway)

FREE ADMISSION
*made possible by the generous assistance of the City of Vancouver’s 125 Anniversary Grants Program and the participation of the Government of Canada.

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