Chun Doo-hwan’s bloody Gwangju legacy is America’s problem too
Upon his death, the time is ripe for Washington to reckon with its role in the South Korean dictator’s brutal rise to power.
Upon his death, the time is ripe for Washington to reckon with its role in the South Korean dictator’s brutal rise to power.
He wasn’t just a veep and failed presidential candidate. His work with Japan offers truly poignant lessons for future diplomats.