[KS] Was he Korean? Ludwig Kim // CHUNG Kei-won
Frank Hoffmann
hoffmann at koreanstudies.com
Fri Sep 20 00:32:03 EDT 2013
Alsatien? Now I learned another term.
He may have died of a simple tick bite or anything like that, because
his health got ruined forever on March 16, 1916, by a French of German
poison gass attack in Verdun. He was in Verdun as a medical doctor
himself, fresh from the university into the war.
Anyway, Kim studies are not our area of research, I suppose ;)
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Allow me to save some valuable bytes and combine this note with another
earlier posting by Bill Streifer about "CHUNG Kei-won":
Coincidentally, looking for another publication of the same year by the
Kukka Pohunch'ŏ I stumbled over this book here--and this looks like it
could possibly provide exactly the infos he was asking for (has
documents in both, English and Korean):
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Napko project of OSS: chaemi Hanindŭl ŭi choguk chŏngjin kyehoek.
[Napko project of OSS: 재미한인들의조국정진계획.]
[Seoul] : Kukka Pohunch'ŏ 國家報勳處, 2001.
(773 pp.)
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Amazingly enough this whole book is online (!!) --a very long URL:
http://contents.archives.go.kr/Q/publication-ebook/02-03.Publication.300/eBook_Contents/script_v1/open.jsp?BName=1111800000001040120010413&BID=30724&PageNo=0&SID=5&BStyle=0&Title=NAPKO+Project+of+OSS%3A%C0%E7%B9%CC%C7%D1%C0%CE%B5%E9%C0%C7+%C1%B6%B1%B9+%C1%A4%C1%F8+%B0%E8%C8%B9
(all in one line, of course, without spaces)
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Frank Hoffmann
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