[KS] RIKS newsletter

[Ronald Munro]

Dear Sir I am at present preparing a paper re the approx 550 Koreans found on Nauru at the end of the Pacific War and was wondering if you might be able to provide the contact details of someone who might be able to assist with two points that need expert or knowledgeable guidance. I am trying to determine 4 administrative areas in Korea during the Japanese occupation and roughly their present day Korean equivalent. I also am interested in the Australian recording of Japanese names and the  subsequent change to Korean. If you may be able to assist  I would be most grateful  Yours sincerely Dr Ron Munro 


    On Thursday, 12 November 2015, 15:19, 김유미 <youmekim at korea.ac.kr> wrote:
 

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