TITLE

Hunger grips North Korea

PUB. DATE
October 1997
SOURCE
Junior Scholastic;10/20/97, Vol. 100 Issue 4/5, p4
SOURCE TYPE
Periodical
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Presents information pertaining to the effects of hunger in North Korea. Reference to the affects of a famine; What has influence hunger in North Korea; Details on the government in Korea.
ACCESSION #
76544

Tags: HUNGER

 

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