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Soviet propaganda photo, Three deported Koreans standing in a swamp, fall 1937 in Uzbekistan

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English: Soviet propaganda photo, deported Koreans, Fall 1937 in Chirchik raions (districts) . Notice swamp and reeds. Woman at rt. cannot force a smile. Photo courtesy of Kim Pen Hva Museum.I, J.K. Chang went to Kim Pen Khva Kolkhoz outside of Tashkent, Uzbekistan in 2008 for a couple of months. I scanned the photo from the director of the Kim Pen Khva Museum at the time, Emilia Ten. Photo was scanned on Aug. 12, 2008, that is, digitized by Jon K. Chang in Kim Pen Khva Kolkhoz, outside of Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
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Source https://www.academia.edu/17823003/Soviet_Koreans_Redemption_through_Labour_and_Sport
"Soviet Koreans: Redemption through Labour and Sport," The Eurasia Studies Society Journal 2, no. 3 (London: 1988), 2.
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