The Two Koreas: A Contemporary History (108 page)

on possibility of war,
234–235
,
245–247

Lugar, Richard,
249

MacArthur, Douglas,
196

Malta summit,
159

Mao Tse-tung,
7
,
13
,
51
,
196
,
197
,
283

influence on Kim Il Sung,
14
,
16

Marcos, Ferdinand,
31
,
128

Maretzki, Hans,
142

Maslyukov, Yuri,
176–177

Media

North Korean party newspaper,
280
,
351
,
353
,
368
,
416

South Korean censorship of,
92
,
101

Medvedev, Vadim,
14
,
124
,
175

Mehta, Zarin,
420
,
421
,
422

Middle East,
67
,
78
,
108
,
249
,
382
,
393

relations with DPRK,
194
,
248

South Korean projects in,
141
,
144

Military Armistice Commission,
63
,
65
,
285

Minton, Mark,
307

Missile Technology Control Regime,
329

Mondale, Walter,
69–70

Moon Jae-in,
387
,
444

Mori, Yoshiro,
359

Mullen, Mike,
452

Mun Se Kwang,
42–43
,
45

Murayama, Tomiichi,
269
,
332

Myohyang Mountains,
172
,
266

Nakagawa, Hidenao,
359

National Conference for Unification,
37
,
105

National Liberation Day,
338

Netherlands,
340

Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission,
285

New York Philharmonic, performance

in Pyongyang,
419–424
,
429

New York Times
,
280
,
306
,
321
,
322
,
368
,
375

and Billy Graham,
234

classified information leaked to,
320
,
357

interview in Pyongyang,
18
,
37
,
48

interview with Carter,
68

interview with ROK president,
89
,
212
,
224
,
277
,
280

Nixon, Richard,
31
,
112
,
196

Korea comments,
33
,
55
,
68

resignation of,
44
,
73

triangular diplomacy of,
10–11

Nixon Doctrine,
10

NMD
See
United States National Missile Defense plan

Nobel Peace Prize,
4
,
340

Nonaka, Hiromu,
332

Non-Proliferation Treaty.
See
Nuclear

Non-Proliferation Treaty

Nordpolitik
,
146–150
,
163
,
165

North Korea.
See
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea

North Vietnam,
10
,
52

Northern Limit Line (NLL),
363
,
441
,
443
,
444

North-South Coordinating Committee,
35–36

North-South railroad,
339

North-South talks in 1971,
11–12

in 1972,
12–13
,
18–25
,
36–38

in 1984–1986,
115–119

in 1990,
173–174

in 1991,
203–206

in 1992,
212
,
213

in 1993,
229

in 1994,
262–263
,
265–266

2000,
339–340

in 2009,
443–445

in 2010,
445–446

Novak, Robert,
57

Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT),

DPRK and,
196
,
242
,
257
,
261
,
405
,
435

DPRK suspension of withdrawal from,
223
,
228
,
229

DPRK withdrawal from,
215–218
,
219
,
239
,
276
,
394

enforcement efforts of,
209
,
228–230

negotiations on,
198
,
226–227

Nuclear Posture Review,
357

Nuclear reprocessing,
205–206

North and,
241
,
248
,
394
,
396
,
398

Park Chung Hee and,
55–59

Nunn, Sam,
249

Obama, Barack,
431

Lee Myung-bak and,
438

North Korea policy,
433–434

North Korea provocations during administration of,
431–435
,
444–446

Obuchi, Keizo,
320

OECD.
See
Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development

Oh Won Choi,
55

Oil

Agreed Framework provisions for,
279
,
284
,
307
,
378–379

DPRK need for,
122
,
157
,
249
,
265
,
275
,
312

global economics of,
78
,
82
,
89
,
250

Olympics of 1988,
128
,
149–150
,
340

background of,
140–143

DPRK on,
140–142

political possibilities for,
140
,
146–150

televised,
156–157

Olympics of 2000,
339–340

O’Neill, Tip,
47

OPCON, see
Wartime Operational Control

Operation Paul Bunyan,
64
,
66

Operation Plan
50–27
,
224

Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD),
317
,
458

Outer Space Treaty,
432

Paekdu, Mount,
272

Page, Trevor,
290

Pak Chul,
260

Pak Nam-ki,
376
,
450

Palestinians,
346

Panmunjom,
2
,
22
,
59
,
75
,
117
,
183

meetings in,
11–13
,
36
,
205
,
229
,
237
See also
Joint Security Area

Park Chul Un,
117
,
118
,
147
,
148
,
157

Park Chung Hee

assassination attempt against,
39–40
,
43–44
,
45

assassination of,
87–88

Carter and,
70
,
72–73
,
83–85
,
113

defense budget of,
54–55

DMZ killings,
64
,
66

election of,
26
,
34
,
135

end of regime of,
89–91

Gerald Ford and,
53–54

Kim Dae Jung and,
26
,
34–35
,
36
,
138

Kim Il Sung,
20

life and character of,
8
,
25–27
,
95

martial law regime of,
30–36
,
41–42
,
385

Nixon Doctrine,
10
,
11

nuclear plans of,
55–59

relations with the North,
25
,
36–38

rise of,
26–27
,
48
,
78

rule of,
27–30

unification,
18–19
,
20

yushin
,
30
,
33–36

Park, Han S.,
16

Park Hee Do,
138

Park Jie Won,
334
,
335

Park Kye Dong,
295

Park Seh Jik,
142

Park Sung Chul,
19

Park Tong Chin,
70

Park Tong Sun,
73–74

Park Yong Ok,
206

Park Yong Su,
237

Patriot missiles,
234
,
238

Perricos, Dimitri,
242

Perry, William,
289
,
326–327
,
353

nuclear crisis of 1994,
241
,
247
,
248
,
249
,
259
,
289

on possibility of war,
240
,
247
,
254–255
,
287

visit to Pyongyang,
327–330

Persian Gulf War,
175
,
235
,
254

Platt, Nicholas,
84–85

Plunk, Daryl,
305

Plutonium

DPRK freeze on production of,
374
,
368
,
383
,
385

DPRK production of,
206
,
210–211
,
321
,
380
,
385

Park Chung Hee and,
55
,
57

supply for weapons,
215
,
240–242
,
275
,
371
,
392

Yongbyon reprocessing plant for,
195
,
237
,
281
,
322
,
349

Pond, Elizabeth,
26

Porter, William,
27
,
36

Portsmouth, Treaty of,
4

Powell, Colin

on North Korea,
350
,
361
,
368
,
399

on North Korea policy,
352
,
354
,
375

Powell, Jody,
69

Presidential Review Memorandum/NSC–13,
69

Presidential Review Memorandum/NSC–45,
82

Primakov, Yevgeni,
161

Pritchard, Jack,
356
,
360
,
362
,
378
,
416

Pueblo
,
120

Putin, Vladimir,
340
,
344
,
351
,
361

Pyongyang, correspondent’s view of,
182–183

Pyongyang Declaration (2002),
361
,
397

Qian Qichen,
220
,
251
,
300

relations with North,
178
,
180
,
395

relations with South,
180
,
187
,
189
,
190–191

Quinones, C. Kenneth,
221–223
,
229
,
231

Rakhmanin, Oleg,
15
,
121

Rangoon,
272

aftermath of bombing,
113–114
,
117
,
151
,
184

bombing of,
110–112
,
146
,
273

Rason,
450–451

Reagan, Ronald,
15
,
60
,
130

Chun and,
106–108
,
112
,
127
,
131–132

DPRK and,
184–185

Gorbachev and,
125
,
155

Iran-Contra,
130