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Korea Political Battlefield

The Pacific Story · April 7, 1946 · 30 min · 4,322 words

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The National Broadcasting Company and the affiliated stations present the Pacific story. This is the story of the Pacific, the drama of the millions of people who live around this greatest sea where the United States is now committed to a long-term policy of keeping the peace.

This is the back-brown story of the events in the Pacific and their meaning to us and to the generations to come. Political battlefield. Hi kids. Yes.

Stand here in front of me. Thank you. Just think inside the Palette here the Japanese are signing the surrender. Yes. After ruling off for 40 years. I remember when the Japanese came all the years ago. I remember when they broke into the same palace here and murdered our last queen and threw her Barbie out of the second story window

down into this stone courtyard below. Can you see now Dr. Sogio? Can you see better now? Yes, yes. So many people here, there must be thousands. They all want to see. They go to more American truth.

How many Americans who are concerned? They say are hundreds thousands. Yes. I wonder how Nobuyuki Abe is behaving in there. They said he would pale in near collapse. in near collapse when he came here to sign the Selena.

And here, what retribution is here? You'll be the obvious. Who was head of notorious imperial rule of system for association in Japan having to sign the surrender for the redemption of Korea. Redemption? The Japanese will be put out for the not.

Here? Oh, look, look. Oh, here. Up there, the flagpole on the roof of the palace. And here, the Japanese flag is coming down. The Americans are holding it down. The happiest day of my life Dr. Seeyong.

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