Even before I plunged into reading Korean Messiah—with its 550-odd pages of narrative text and another 150 pages of endnotes—I was riveted by a map at the very beginning of the book. It depicted Central Pyongyang in 1912, two years into the brutal Japanese colonial occupation of Korea. The post From Dictator to Deity appeared first on .
Even before I plunged into reading Korean Messiah—with its 550-odd pages of narrative text and another 150 pages of endnotes—I was riveted by a map at the very beginning of the book. It depicted Central Pyongyang in 1912, two years into the brutal Japanese colonial occupation of Korea. The post From Dictator to Deity appeared first on .
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