Recognition and Responsibility: The Moral Relevance of Pre-UN history to the Jeju Tragedy

Hope Elizabeth May

Recognition and Responsibility: The Moral Relevance of Pre-UN history to the Jeju Tragedy

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I show how U.S. responsibility for the Jeju Tragedy known as "4.3" (April 3, 1948) is illuminated if we widen our temporal lens to events prior to the formation of the United Nations.

Original language	English
State	Published - May 22 2017

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