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Kim Su-yeong - Publications - Translated Works
... Kim Su-yeong (1995) ... Kim Soo-Young (2005) Jenseits des Rausches ... Kim Soo-Young (2001) Der Wächter der Wolke ausgewählte Gedichte ...
... Kim Su-yeong (1995) ... Kim Soo-Young (2005) Jenseits des Rausches ... Kim Soo-Young (2001) Der Wächter der Wolke ausgewählte Gedichte ...
Kim Nam-Il
... Kim Nam-Il Hangul 김남일 Hanja 金南一 Revised Romanization Gim Nam-il McCune–Reischauer Kim Namil This is a Korean name the family name is Kim ... Kim Nam-il or Kim Namil (Korean 김남일 born 14 March 1977) is a South Korean footballer ... Kim is a defensive midfielder who currently plays for Incheon United ...
... Kim Nam-Il Hangul 김남일 Hanja 金南一 Revised Romanization Gim Nam-il McCune–Reischauer Kim Namil This is a Korean name the family name is Kim ... Kim Nam-il or Kim Namil (Korean 김남일 born 14 March 1977) is a South Korean footballer ... Kim is a defensive midfielder who currently plays for Incheon United ...
Kim - Other Uses
... Kim (food) Kim people Kim language Tropical Storm Kim (disambiguation), eight tropical Pacific Ocean cyclones KIM-1, a microcomputer Kingdom Identity Ministries, a Christian organization ...
... Kim (food) Kim people Kim language Tropical Storm Kim (disambiguation), eight tropical Pacific Ocean cyclones KIM-1, a microcomputer Kingdom Identity Ministries, a Christian organization ...
Kim Su-yeong
... Kim Su-yeong (Seoul, 1921 - 1968) was a Korean poet and translator whose poetry explored love and freedom as poetic and political ideals ... Kim's literary orientation became clear when he led other young Korean poets in "The Second Half," a group dedicated to redirecting Korean poetry away from the traditionalism and lyricism of the early 1950s by ... were the use of surrealism, abstraction, prose, slang and profanity in Kim's poems ...
... Kim Su-yeong (Seoul, 1921 - 1968) was a Korean poet and translator whose poetry explored love and freedom as poetic and political ideals ... Kim's literary orientation became clear when he led other young Korean poets in "The Second Half," a group dedicated to redirecting Korean poetry away from the traditionalism and lyricism of the early 1950s by ... were the use of surrealism, abstraction, prose, slang and profanity in Kim's poems ...
North Korea At The 1996 Summer Olympics - Results By Event - Athletics
... Men's Marathon Kim Jung-Won → 38th place (219.54) Kim Jong-Su → 40th place (220.19) Women's Marathon Jong Song-Ok → 20th place (235.31) Kim Chang-Ok ...
... Men's Marathon Kim Jung-Won → 38th place (219.54) Kim Jong-Su → 40th place (220.19) Women's Marathon Jong Song-Ok → 20th place (235.31) Kim Chang-Ok ...