ㅣ 일본계략 ㅣ 일본 역사교과서의 왜곡내용및 한국이 요구한 반박내용(영문번역본)

[양산박]

다음은 일본의 역사교과서 왜곡 내용및 이를 반박하는 한국측의 내용을 영역한 내용을 싣는다.

아쉬운 것은 당시 일본역사교과서 운동본부의 일원으로서 활동할 당시 한글원본자료를 번역한

것이라서 원본은 없고 영문번역이라서 필요한 분들만 참고로 보십시요.

The contents of descriptions for correction of Japanese history-textbook

1.    The number of items to be corrected.

Publishing companies	The number of items  for correction
Fusosha publishing company’s textbook(扶桑社)	25 items
Existing  7 publishing companies’ textbooks.	10 items Nihon bunkyo publishing(日本文敎出版.7),Tokyo books( 東京書籍.6),Osaka books(大阪書籍 5),Kyoiku Shipan co( 敎育出版 5), Shimiz Shoin co.(淸水書院 5),Deikoshoku co( 帝國書院 5), Nihon shoseki co.(日本書籍 2}

2. The detailed demands for correction

(1)            Fusosha

1) Subject: Imna  commandery(任那日本府)
Fusosha’s textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
Japan dispatched her army to Korea across sea….. The Outpost named “Imna” from Japan was located in the southern part of Korean peninsula.	This insistence made Japan has been already testified that it is not a historical fact approved by Korea-Japanese scholars after a long series of research more than 50 years.
“Yamato” military strength was powerful enough to fight against Kokuryo Kingdom in support of Kingdoms of both Paekjae and Silla.	Distinct fallacy; Kokuryo troop drived Japanese army(“Wae” army) out of the peninsula by Silla’s request for Kokuryo’s support.(referred to Kwanggeto epitaph)
Kokuryo…….. by Japanese army’s resistance regions based on of both Paekche and Imna.	The content is based on the premise of standing stationing of Japanese army in Korea and so it is a distinct fallacy.
“Yamato” government was withdrown from “Imna” and she failed in her policy to the peninsula.

2)   subject; The relations of three kingdoms in the late-14th century(4世紀 後半三國關係)

Fusosha’s textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
l      Kokuryo gave some pressure on Paekche Kingdom and Silla Kingdom which was located on the southern parts of Korean peninsula.	* Misconception in historical fact. In the late-4th century the relation between Kokuryo and Silla was that Kokuryo was friendly enough to support Silla kingdom.

3) The diplomatic relations of three Kingdoms & International society in the 6^th century(6世紀三國& 國際關係)

Fusosha’s textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
At that time Kokuryo began to be faded, and Bei-Wei(北魏) Kingdom which supported Kokuryo was withered.	** Groundless insistence At this time Kokuryo is sometimes confronted with Bei-Wei(北魏) .
Silla gave a great threat against Paekche in alliance with Kokuryo.	Plain fallacy; Silla in alliance with Paekche took a joint countermeasure against Kokuryo’s aggression toward the south.

4) Three Kingdoms’ tribute to Japanese kingdom “Yamato”(三國朝貢說)

Fusosha’s textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
l      Kokuryo suddenly approached to “Yamato” government ………. Paekche and Silla paid a tribute to Kingdom of “Yamato” in Japan.	l      This description based on only Nihon Shoki(日本書記) (this content has no records in the history-books of both Korean and Chinese.) l      According to the results of research in history by Korea-Japanese scholars, this is commonly agreed the fact that three kingdoms are superior to Japan in the field of political & cultural aspects.

5) Japanese pirates(倭寇. “Waegu” in Japanese)

Fusosha’s textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
l      Many of Koreans joined the Japanese pirates called “Waegu” in history. All most of them were Chinese.	l      The explanation regarding the factor of the outbreak of Japanese pirates is omitted. l      For the purpose of removal from the existing recognition in history that Waegu were all Japaneses, Fusosha described as if  Koreans joined “Waegu” as well as Chinese.

***Reference for readers;   The so_called Waegu- Japanese pirates- often raided the coastal regions to plunder as well as killing Korean people.

6) the name “Chosun” Kingdom( 朝鮮國號.the old name of Korea, A.D. 1392-1910)

Fusosha’s textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
Koryo kingdom was overthrown by “Yi clan And “Yi clan” founded a Chosun of Lee clan.	Instead of the official name “Chosun”, Fusosha  on purpose made use of “Yi clan Chosun” which was beloved during the period of the forcible occupation of Korea by Japanese imperialists in order to erase his dignity in history.

7) Japanese invasion to Korea (壬辰倭亂 1592-1597)

Fusosha’s  textbook

Korean’s demand for correction

l      The title is “dispatching troops to Korea”. Hideyoshi-Japanese general(日將)- Whose mind was full of fantastic dream dispatched a large scale of troop to Korea in order to conquer & rule China “Ming明)”, and to occupy even to India , l      As a result of dispatching troops, the land and   people all over the country were prominently desolated.

l      It is concealed Japanese invasion by describing “dispatching troop” as if they defended against an aggressive enemy. l      This is also described the cause of the invasion only for Hideyoshi’s personal   dream of fancy, and his personal illusion to conquer “Ming” Kingdom of China. l      This is decreased all the things that human sufferings & material damages committed by Japanese army during the war.

8)  Korean emissary to Japan(朝鮮通信使)

                   Fusosha

Korean’s demand for correction

l       The Bakufu military government of Japan restored diplomatic relations with Choson (in the wake of the Hideyoshi Invasion).

l      Choson dispatched royal emissaries whenever a new shogun, or supreme military leader, took office.

l       A Japanese trading post for commercial activities with local Koreans was opened in the southern Korean port of Pusan.

l      The postwar normalization of diplomatic relations between Korea and Japan was made possible by the relentless efforts of Japan's shogun, Tokugawa Ieyasu. Such a simple description of the final result might lead to the misunderstanding of the entire process.

l      Korean diplomatic delegations are simply labeled as congratulatory royal emissaries, without duly describing the purpose of their visits or Japan's purpose of inviting them

l      .By stating that the trading post was set up by Japan as part of its administrative system, the fact that the Korean government permitted Japan to establish the post has been ignored.

9)           Korea's perception of Western powers and its international status

(朝鮮 西歐列强 認識& 國際的 地位)

Fusosha textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
l      East Asian countries were, in general, not fully aware of the imminent military threats from the Western imperial powers (in the late 19th century) l      Choson, which was a vassal state of China, was no exception.	l      Korea's response to the military threats of Western powers is downplayed by comparing it with the Japanese way of (effectively) dealing with them l       Korea is erroneously defined as a "vassal state" of China. There is no explanation of the China-centered tributary system in dynastic times, or how a tributary state differed from modern colonies.

10)     Korea and the pre-modern international order in East Asia (前近代 東亞細亞 國際秩序& 朝鮮)

              Fusosha  textbook

        Korean’s demand for correction

l      Choson (Korea) and Vietnam were both conquered by the successive Chinese dynasties, but Japan remained independent of the China-centered world order and enjoyed freedom.

*. The nature of pre-modern relations among nations in East Asia is distorted. Recognition of new monarchs and the offering of tributes constituted a diplomatic formality between China and the smaller countries that surrounded it in pre-modern times. China never interfered with Korea's internal affairs.

 *Japan, in contrast to Korea, is mistakenly defined as an "independent sovereign state," omitting the fact Japan remained a part of China's tributary system until the 17th century.

11) Juxtaposing the social characteristics of Korea and Japan(日本=武家社會, 朝鮮=文官社會論)

Fusosha  textbook		Korean’s demand for correction
There is also a theory that China and Choson (Korea) couldn't successfully cope with the (military) threats from Western powers because their societies had traditionally been ruled by Confucian scholar-officials (unlike feudal Japan, which was built around military values).		*This is an account intended to promote the unfounded view that Japan's military society was superior to the civilian social systems of China and Korea, thus implicitly justifying Japan's aggression into these countries in later years.
12) "AGRESSION TO KOREA" Campaign(征韓論)
	Fusosha  textbook		Korean’s demand for correction
	l      In 1873, a group of Japanese military activists contended that Japan should launch a military attack on Korea in punishment for disrespectfully refusing Japan's official request to open its ports. *		l      The overall background leading to Korea's refusal is ignored. The background is deliberately ignored to defend Japan's attempts to abrogate traditional diplomatic procedures between the two countries.

Fusosha  textbook*

       Korean’s demand for correction

. Its main proponent, Takamori Saigo, volunteered to die a sacrificial death in Korea in order to provide Japan with an excuse to attack Korea.

*This account is misleading because it is based on a hypothesis that Saigo might have been murdered in Korea.

13) Kanghwa Island Incident(江華島 事件)

Fusosha  textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
* A skirmish broke out between Japan and Choson off Kanghwa Island as Japanese warships took measurements, as well as conducting other activities, in a show of force without Choson's permission.	*. It is not stated that Japanese warships intentionally provoked Choson into opening fire, not to mention who triggered the skirmish, why and how.

14) Threat from Korea(韓半島 危脅說)

Fusosha  textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
The Korean Peninsula is tantamount to a forearm protruding from the continent toward Japan. . If the Korean Peninsula came under control of a nation antagonistic to Japan, it could be used as a launching pad for an invasion of Japan.	* Japan's invasion of Korea is justified as indispensable for its security through the description of Korean Peninsula as an intimidating geographical position. Likewise, both the Sino-Japanese and the Russo-Japanese wars are justified as inevitable for the cause of Japan's self-defense.

15) Japanese government’s plans to neutralize Choson(日本政府 朝鮮中立化案)

Fusosha  textbook

Korean’s demand for correction

Some Japanese government officials argued that Japan should request to other concerned nations that they sign a treaty to neutralize Choson and that Japan must strengthen its military to guarantee Choson's neutrality.

Some Japanese government officials argued that Japan should request to other concerned nations that they sign a treaty to neutralize Choson and that Japan must strengthen its military to guarantee Choson's neutrality. The fact that Japan's military buildup was aimed at occupying Choson by force has been covered up. Instead, it is incorrectly stated that Japan reinforced its military to help Choson maintain its neutrality.

16)  Modernization of Choson and its relations with Japan(朝鮮近代化& 日本關係)

Fusosha  textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
. Since Choson opened its doors to the outside world, Japan has supported the military reforms of the Korean dynasty as part of its efforts toward the modernization of Choson. It was vital to the security of Japan that Choson developed into a modern state capable of self-defense without yielding to foreign domination.	. Japan's intention to expand its influence on Choson is covered up. It is portrayed as if Japan contributed to Korea's independence through its military assistance, which is a gross distortion of historical facts.

17) Sino-Japanese conflict over Choson(淸日戰爭)

Fusosha  textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
* Qing China came to regard Japan as a prospective enemy for fear of losing control over Choson, which was its last potent tributary state. * In 1884, Kim Ok-kyun led a coup ... but the Qing military effectively quelled the pro-Japanese forces.	. This is a unilateral description of confrontation between Qing and Japan over Choson. In fact, Japan considered China to be its potential enemy. Kim Ok-kyun and his fellow progressives are mistakenly defined as a pro-Japanese party.

18)  Tonghak movement of farmers and the Sino-Japanese War(東學農民運動& 淸日戰爭)

Fusosha  textbook

Korean’s demand for correction

l      In 1894, a peasant insurrection called the "Tonghak Riot" broke out in the southern region... the Tonghak Party was a group of people who believed in the "Eastern Learning" as opposed to the "Western Learning" which referred to Catholicism. l       Peasant militias approached Hansong, the capital of Choson. l      Choson asked China to send troops... Japan also dispatched its forces to Korea under an agreement with China... a military collision broke out between Japan and China, which led to the Sino-Japanese War.

*Tonghak was a movement against the corrupt government and foreign forces, so it is inappropriate to refer to it as a "riot." It is also misleading to reduce the peasant movement to a movement of a certain religious group. *.This is an unquestionable mistake. Tonghak militias did not "approach the capital," but they only occupied the city of Chonju in the south l      Japan sent its troops to Korea under a strategy to provoke a war with China. It was not a mere countermeasure to cope with China's action.

19) Russo-Japanese War(露日戰爭)

Fusosha  textbook

Korean’s demand for correction

l      Russia constructed a military base in the northern part of Choson. l      it was evident that Russia's military in the Far East would grow so powerful that Japan could hardly match it ... The (Japanese) government decided to wage a war against Russia before it was too late. l      After the war ended, Russia recognized Japan'srule of  Korea (Choson)... It was a momentous war that brought victory to a non-white race of people over Russia, an empire of white people with the world's largest army. The victory inspired tremendous hope for independence along the oppressed nations around the world.

l      .It was not a military base but in fact lumber camps that Russia built in northern Korea. l      Although Japan instigated the war against Russia, it is erroneously stated that the war broke out because Japan felt threatened by the Russian military. l      Japan's true aim was to secure hegemony over the Korean Peninsula and Manchuria. But it is deliberately covered up and the conflict is glorified as a "war between races”. l      It is erroneously stated that Japan gained recognition of its domination of Choson and at the same time gave hope for independence to other oppressed nations.

20. Forcible annexation of Choson(韓國 强制合倂)

Fusosha  textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
l       The Japanese government believed that Korea had to be annexed to guarantee Japan's security and protect the interests of Manchuria. Britain, the United States and Russia held each other in check to prevent their rivals from strengthening their influence on the Korean Peninsula. They did not oppose Japan's annexation of Korea because they believed it would help stabilize East Asia. l      There were some voices within Korea  accommodating Japan's annexation	l      The forcible nature of Japan's aggression and the process of annexation of Korea are covered up in this passage. Annexation is described as an act carried out with international recognition. l      Descriptions of nationalist struggle by the militia and the individual patriotic activities, including the assassination of Ito Hirobumi by Ahn Jung-gun, are minimized, while a limited number of pro-Japanese Koreans are deliberately highlighted

21. Development of the colonized Korea(植民地 近代化論)

Fusosha  textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
l      For the colonized Korea, Japan pushed ahead with development projects, building railroads and improving irrigation facilities.	l      The description reflects the opinion of the Japanese colonialists who insisted that Japan's development projects contributed to the modernization of Korea and benefited its people. But they were in fact designed to facilitate Japan's colonial rule and exploitation of Korea.

22. The Great Earthquake in 1923(關東大地震) and Koreans

            Fusosha  textbook

          Korean’s demand for correction

*  At the time of the Great Earthquake that shook the Kanto region on Sept.1, 1923, rumors spread that Koreans and socialists were attempting to exploit the chaos to engage in subversive activities. Therefore, Japanese civilian security forces killed Koreans and Chinese.

* The massacre by the Japanese military and police has been covered up. Despite that most of those killed were Koreans (about 7,000), the victims are lined up in the order of "socialists, Koreans and Chinese" for the purpose of playing down the sacrifice of Koreans that was the core of the incident.

23 . Forced conscription and Japan’s assimilation into ‘the people of the emperor’.

  (强制動員& 皇民化 政策)

Fusosha  textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
l      Conscription for wartime labor and military service also took place in the colony. l      Young Korean men who volunteered for conscription (picture caption). In Korea, a voluntary draft system was implemented... Many ordinary Koreans, including women and children, fell victim to the policy.	l      It is not clearly stated how the conscripted workers were exploited. l      The forcible nature of the draft system is distorted to suggest that Koreans voluntarily participated in the war.

24. Sexual slavery(性奴隸.軍慰安婦)

Fusosha  textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
Omitted	*. Two special reports on military slavery and sexual crimes in wartime, which have recently been submitted to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, denounced Japan's use of the "comfort women" as a wartime crime against humanity
	l      The Japanese government also admitted in a statement in August 1993, that the Japanese army was involved in the establishment and operation of military brothels and that the "comfort women" were mobilized, moved (to the battlefields) and managed against their will both by coercion and cajolery. Assimilation policy

25. . Assimilation policy

Fusosha  textbook

Korean’s demand for correction

l      In Korea, Japan stepped up its policy to assimilate Koreans into the Japanese society. l      Koreans were forced to assimilate in ways worthy of being considered "people of the Emperor."

l      The policy to Japanize the Korean people is not clearly explained. Nor is it sufficiently described how Japan exploited Korea. The Korean people are vaguely treated as part of the Japanese nation, thereby misrepresenting the nature of Japan's colonial policy. l      Details of the assimilation policy are ignored. It must be stated that Koreans were forced to pay homage at Shinto shrines, adopt the Japanese family names and learn Japanese, etc.

26. Korean war(韓國戰爭)

Fusosha  textbook	Korean’s demand for correction
l      The U.N. forces under the command of Gen. Douglas MacArthur made a counterattack...Chinese troops sided with the North Koreans. l      The war situation became stalled near the existing borderline of 38 degrees north latitude.	l      The South Korean forces are ignored as the war is depicted as a conflict between the U.N. forces against the allied forces of China and North Korea. l      The 38th parallel is mistakenly referred to as the national border, giving the impression that Korea has been divided for a long time.

(2)          Existing 7 companies’ textbooks

1)    Ancient diplomatic relation between Korea and Japan

Tokyo publishing co(東京書籍) Osaka books co(大阪書籍) Education publishing co(敎育出版) Nihon books co(日本書籍) Nihon education publishing co(日本文敎出版) 淸水書院	Korean’s demand for correction
l      The Chinese country- Han(漢)’s  influence upon Korea……..Kokuryo kingdom which united small countries into one appeared in the northern part of Korean peninsula. l      Han(漢) country enlarged their territory to the parts of Korean peninsula and Vietnam.	l      This description was mistaken the existence of Ancient Chosun kingdom(古朝鮮) as the first united country was overlooked and they wrote Kokuryo to the first nation. It also described falsely that by the influence upon Kokuryo was established. l      The period of chronological table is not precisely.

2)    Imna commandery(任那日本府說)

Osaka books(大阪書籍) Tokyo books(東京書籍) Nihon shoseki(日本書籍) Shimiz Shoin(淸水書院) Nihon bunkyo(日本文敎出版) Daiko shoku(帝國書院)	Koreans’ demand for correction
l      In the 6th century Yamato Kingdom lost her power in the peninsula of Korea. Yamato’s government enlarged her power to the southern part of Korea.	l      The description is quite different from the historical fact based on the fabricated Imna commandery.

3)    Japanese pirates “Waegu”(倭寇)

Shimiz shoin(淸水書院)  Daiko shoku(帝國書院)

Koreans’ demand for correction

l      Japanese Group who centered around traders – sometimes forced Koreans to commercial transaction and robbed them of properties. l      Japanese pirates “Waegu” based as their stronghold on Cheju island and North Kyushu island. l      Not only Japanese but also Koreans and Chinese joined these piracy.

l      this description is designed for the distortion & beautification for the robbery as if they worked chiefly as traders for a living and committed sometimes robbery l      Cheju island of Korea is taken advantage of Cheju island of stronghold for dilution to the Japanese pirates “Waegu”. For the purpose of the removal the existing recognition in history that Waegu is Japanese They wrote purposedly that Koreans and Chinese joined this piracy.

4)    Japanese invasion in 1592 and 1597(壬辰倭亂)

Tokyo books(東京書籍) Osaka books(大阪書籍) Kyoiku shipan(敎育出版) Shimiz shoin(淸水書院) Daiko shoku(帝國書院) Nihon bunkyo(日本文敎出版)	Koreans’ demand for correction
l      Chosun( old name of Korea) refused Japanese troops’ passage to China “Ming”….so  Japan dispatched to great army to Korea. l      ‘Japan sent her troop to Korea’, ‘troop went across sea’.	l      Japan imputed the cause of war occurrence to Korea. l      The expression‎ to conceal the nature of Japanese aggression.

5)Aggression to Korea(征韓論)

Tokyo books(東京書籍) Kyoiku shipan(敎育出版) Daiko shoku(帝國書院) Nihon bunkyo(日本文敎出版)

Koreans’ demand for correction

l      The government of Japan demanded Chosun( Korea) to establish diplomatic relation, but Chosun did not agree to this request. So the aggression to Korea took place in Japan. l      Chosun which was a vassal state of China……she also rejected to have diplomatic relation with Japan.

l      Chosun’s refusal to Japan’s request(diplomatic relation) caused the fact the attitude of which Japan ignored the exisiting friendly diplomatic relation with Chosun and enforced to demand the restoration of diplomatic relation. Above explanation was not carried out at all and it attributes the reason of “aggression to Korea” to Korea. l      This description has no explanation regarding the tribute relation with China at that time and Chosun is described as a vassal state of China.

5)    Kangwha incident of 1875(江華島 事件)

Kyoiku shoku(帝國書院) kyoku shipan(敎育出版)	Koreans’ demand for correction
l      An incident which Japanese troop was bombarded in Kangwha island by Korea took place. l      Korea was regarded as a vassal state of China “Qing(淸) by China.	l      this description concealed the secret intention of Japanese side to lead to Korean’s bombardment and impute the cause of Kangwha incident to Korea. l      In “the treaty of friendly diplomatic relation between Korea and Japan” there is no explanation regarding the clause that “Korea is independent state” was written for the purpose of controlling China ‘Qing(淸)’.

6)    Tonghak farmers movement(東學農民運動)

Daiko shoku(帝國書院) Shimiz shoin(淸水書院)	Koreans’ demand for correction
l      The farmers who believed in Tonghak, Eastern learning, against Western learning(Catholicism) rebelled against the Government. l      Japan advanced to China after she had the opportunity of ruling Korea. l      Japan which detected Chinese troops to Korea dispatched her troop to Korea…. And began to fight against China.	l      This is described that it took farmers’ resistance for ‘rebellion’. In this case it is objective in words ‘resistance’ or ‘farmers movement’. l      This expression‎ ‘ruling Korea’ may give a
	l      possibility of misunderstanding that Japan had dominated completely all over Korean peninsula. l      This is concealed the designed detachment of Japanese troops by describing that the detachment was executed as a simple countermeasure against the dispatch of Chinese army in Korea.

8)The forcible annexation of Korea by Japan 

Nihon bunkyo(日本文敎出版)	Koreans’ demand for correction
l      Ahn jung keun assassinated Ito Hirobumi Resident general. So,  Japan annexed Korea to her and ruled as a colony.	l      This description concealed Japan’s plot of her aggression to Korea with the description that Ahn jung keun’s removal to Ito Hirobumi caused Japanese annexation of Korea to annex Korea.

9) The assimilation policy into the people of the Japanese emperor(皇民化 政策)

Tokyo books(東京出版) Nihon bunkyo(日本文敎出版)

Koreans’ demand for correction

l      Korean young men of Volunteer to participate the war (explained with pictures) l      Koreans was forced to be assimilated to the subjects of Empire in harmony with ‘ the people of the Emperor’.

l      This description may give a possibility of false image different from the facts that conceal the nature of compulsion in the volunteer system and Koreans voluntarily participated in the war. l      This need to be written the detailed descriptions in the worship to Japanese shrines, and the compulsory education of Japanese education. Especially it is insufficient in the detailed description of the assimilation policy.

10) Sexual slave “comfort women”. Compulsory conscription(軍隊慰安婦. 强制動員)

Tokyo books(東京書籍) Osaka books(大阪書籍) Kyoiku shipan(敎育出版) Nihon bunkyo(日本文敎出版)

Koreans’ demand for correction

l      Many a civilians including children and women were victimized. l      {the contents related to the sexual slave “comfort women”.}

l      it is completely concealed the existence of the atrocity committed by Japanese army, the symbol of the misdeed by the Japanese force, with the omission on purpose. l      The sexual slave issue has been denounced at the United Nations as a war criminal against humanity, as stated in the Report on the issue of Military Sexual Slavery by Special Radhika Coomaraswamy and the report on Systematic Rape, Sexual Slavery and Slavery like Practices during Armed conflict by Special Rapporteur Gay mcDougall  which was submitted to the UN Commission on Human Rights.   l      Japanese government has already agreed the statement by Chief Cabinet Secretary on August 4, 1993 that Imperial Japanese army was directly or indirectly involved in the recruitment of ‘comfort women’, the move of the ‘comfort women’, it’s management against the will of the victimized women with the methods of honeyed words, compulsion.

[횃불]

일본 우익들 소설을 쓰고 있군요. 저런 허무맹랑한 소설이 세계에 나가서도 통할 수 있을까? 예전엔 걱정하지 않았는데.. 요즘 국제정세 돌아가는 것 보면 역사도 돈으로 바꿀 수 있다는 우려를 떨쳐버릴 수 없습니다.

[산수유]

이 英譯이 外國을 향한 弘報用이라면, 영어의 質 이 아주 떠러집니다. 요새 영어 잘 하는 사람도 많을 터인데 (미국에서 나고 잘안 사람등) 왜 최고급 人力을 동원 안했는지오.....??

[산수유]

"아쉬운 것은 당시 일본역사교과서 운동본부의 일원으로서 활동할 당시 한글원본자료를 번역한 것이라서 원본은 없고 ..." '일본교과서 운동본부의 일원으로서 활동'했다면... 일본편에서 일본 사람들과 일했단말입니까?? 그래서 '원본은 없고...'? 우리 말 의사소통이 잘 안됩니다. 세계萬邦을 향하여 해 줄 얘기도 많은데... 우선 우리 말로 우리끼리 意思소통을 하는데 이렇게 어려움이 있어서야.....!