The Politics of Anti-Japanese Sentiments in Korea: Japanese-South Korean Relations under American Occupation on, 1945–1952. By Sung-Hwa Cheong. New York: Greenwood Press, 1991. xi, 190 pp.

Abstract

Introduction The Political Use of Anti-Japanese Sentiment in Korea: The Case of the Opposition Groups The MacArthur Line and the Manipulation of Anti-Japanese Sentiment in Korea The Territorial Dispute Between Japan and the ROK Korean Demands for War Reparations The Nationality of Korean Residents in Japan The ROK and the San Francisco Peace Treaty The First Conference for Normalization of Diplomatic Relationships Between Japan and the ROK Political Crisis in Korea and the Consolidation of Korean Images on Various Issues Raised by Synghman Rhee Conclusion Bibliography Index