[KS] Re: Namp'o steelworker's strike

[T.Han]

As far as I know, the Hanguk Noch'ong published an encyclopedia-sized
history of the Korean Labor Movement from the origin of labor movement to
now. I remember reading older version, so I presume that there is
newer version. Although it is published by the Hanguk Noch'ong,
which has been pro-government labor union, the content of the book
is very impressive. Good luck and sorry I can not give you any more
detail. 
Happy New Year.

Taehwan Han

On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Frank Hoffmann wrote:

> 
> Dear list members:
> 
> Over the last few years I have learned how useful this particular
> discussion list can be. Please forgive me if I am reposting my earlier
> inquiry from October. Getting any info about this strike is very important
> for me, so I dare to ask you again to be so kind to share any knowledge you
> may have on this. I checked my usual sources for political movements of the
> 1930-1948 period but could not find anything.  (Sorry! I won't post
> anything twice in the future, this is a one-time exception.)
> 
> ------
> I wonder if any of you have ever come across any information, as short as
> it may be, about a steelworkers' labor strike in the harbor city of Namp'o
> (northwestern Korea) -- either during the colonial period or under Soviet
> occupation?
> ------
> 
> Have a wonderful New Year!
> 
> Frank
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