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Enemies and Allies in North Korean Art and Archives, 1948-1952

Enemies and Allies in North Korean Art and Archives, 1948-1952. Adam Cathcart University of Leeds @adamcathcart Panel Hashtag: #AAS242. Usually in modern times when States have been defeated in war they have preserved their structure, their identity, and the secrecy of their archives.

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Enemies and Allies in North Korean Art and Archives, 1948-1952

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  1. Enemies and Allies in North Korean Art and Archives, 1948-1952 Adam Cathcart University of Leeds @adamcathcart Panel Hashtag: #AAS242

  2. Usually in modern times when States have been defeated in war they have preserved their structure, their identity, and the secrecy of their archives. – Winston Churchill, The Second World War, Vol. 1: The Gathering Storm (London: Cassell & Co., 1948), p. 232.

  3. “Or we might put it this way: history is picture is memory is history is picture is memory, but only the picture objectively holds history still – a slice of life, a flitting moment, yes, but this happened.” - Bruce Cumings, War and Television (Verso, 1992), 54-57.

  4. Captured on Koje, July 1953

  5. Captured in September 1950

  6. RG 242

  7. “Our Lifeline”

  8. “Case Closed”

  9. “The Country I Saw”

  10. Updated Icons in Pyongyang

  11. UN Leaflets (Hoover Institute Archives)

  12. Find more on politics of DPRK culture, source translations, and Sino-Korean borderlands analysis@ SinoNK.com

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