Graphic Footage of the Korean War / Conflict: The Crime of Korea DVD (1950)

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Graphic Footage of the Korean War / Conflict: The Crime of Korea DVD (1950)

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Powerful, bombastic, and often graphic, The Crime of Korea is a bracing brief documentary of the Korean War. Most unusually, the Koreans are painted as tragic victims while accepted racism of the time is casually used (such as the term "jap"). This humanizing of the Koreans served one purpose: to make the communists look like monsters. The film is icily narrated by a hardened war correspondent who is outraged at the injustice to the Koreans, their beautiful cities, and their culture. Gorgeous shots of Korea, specifically Seoul, are peppered with images of brutality. A wonderfully produced film, The Crime of Korea is an enriching historical experience.

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Title: The Crime of Korea
Year: 1950
Run Time:15:10
Audio/Visual: Sound, Black & White

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Studio:	Quality Information Publishers, Inc.
Run Time:	15 minutes
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

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Average Customer Review: 3.0

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The Truth! Sep 23, 2010
By Joseph A. De Francesco
This video is only 15 minutes long, and that makes its priceing too high. It does show the evils of war, and the many inocents who always pay the price for it. It is a collection of films that were compiled to show the horrors of communist aggression. But it is done in the form of propaganda, and is one sided in its view points.
A side from all the above, it would be a good teaching tool for history, and why we sould avoid war to settle differences.

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