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A River in Darkness: One Man's Escape from North Korea
by Masaji Ishikawa
A half-Japanese, half-Korean man from Japan is drawn to Korea after his father is lured back to "a paradise" after a lifetime of prejudice.
Short, directly written, and very interesting. The end of the book doesn't cover the end of the problems, though, so hang on tight.
Recommended for those who enjoy reading modern biographies.
Short, directly written, and very interesting. The end of the book doesn't cover the end of the problems, though, so hang on tight.
Recommended for those who enjoy reading modern biographies.