In many interviews Maathai claimed that her years in the United States had a profound effect on her, especially since she was exposed to the many demonstrations against the Vietnam War (1954 — 75; a controversial war in which the United States aided South Vietnam in its fight against a takeover
by Communist North Vietnam).
South Koreans vocally attribute the freedom they have today to the war veterans» sacrifices, knowing that their democracy would not be possible had they been taken over
by the communist North.
Not exact matches
China's Global Times newspaper, which is published
by the
Communist Party, called on Japan, South Korea and the U.S. to immediately lift all unilateral sanctions on
North Korea.
The United States stations 28,500 troops in South Korea as a legacy of the Cold War conflict, which pitted the South, the United States and United Nations forces against the
communist North, backed
by China and Russia.
All the «harm done
by religion», pales in comparison to the true harm done
by atheism and scientism... just see Mao's secular
Communist revolution in China (millions of Christians killed, churches outlawed), Hitler's science / eugenics - based «building of a better man», Stalinism, Castro's Cuba, or Kim's
North Korea.
Supported
by Mao, and given the green - light
by Stalin, the
North Korean People's Army (NKPA) swept across the 38th parallel aiming to unite all Koreans under the
communist government of Kim Il - Sung.
Yet it is well known that violences have been committed in the
north (especially against the Vietnamese Catholics) and that after communist rule was established in North Vietnam its atrocities claimed more victims than were claimed by the actual
north (especially against the Vietnamese Catholics) and that after
communist rule was established in
North Vietnam its atrocities claimed more victims than were claimed by the actual
North Vietnam its atrocities claimed more victims than were claimed
by the actual war.
It's not so much that Communism itself is evil (a form of it was practiced on a small scale
by religious communities in
North America in the 19th century), but that
Communist states tended to wind up as authoritarian and repressive dictatorships.
During the invasion, Deng remained in the area controlled
by the Communists in the
north, where he assumed the role of deputy political director of the three divisions of the restructured
Communist army.
[citation needed] Some members of the WRP sympathetic to
North, led
by David Hyland, left the WRP in 1986 to form the International
Communist Party, based in Sheffield.
While the
communist North Koreans can't even build a bicycle, the South Koreans - led
by the country's largest conglomerate, Hyundai - are now proving to be major players in the global car business.
Her chilling impressions of a dreary, muffled, and depleted land are juxtaposed with a uniquely to - the - point history of how
North Korea became an industrialized
Communist nation supported
by the Soviet Union and China and ruled
by Kim Il Sung, then collapsed catastrophically into poverty, darkness, and starvation under the dictator's son, Kim Jong Il.
Lawrence Bradshaw's Karl Marx Memorial (1956), commissioned
by the British
Communist Party to decorate Marx's grave in Highgate Cemetery,
north London, became a site for political pilgrimage, vandalism and even bomb attacks.
JIN JOO CHAE: From left, «Choco Pie with Capitalist Cream (Milk Chocolate),» (milk chocolate and chocolate syrup on
North Korean newspaper); «Choco Pie with
Communist Cream (Semi-Sweet Chocolate),» (semi-sweet chocolate and chocolate syrup on
North Korean newspaper); and «Choco Pie with Marshmallow Cream (Bittersweet Chocolate),» (bittersweet chocolate and chocolate syrup on
North Korean newspaper) all 2014
by Jin Joo Chae at Julie Meneret Contemporary Art in New York.