Title: Yes, still much hidden
Review: Though not very thick, this book will get you to think about whether you should accept the common understanding in the West and in South Korea that it was the North that started the war. It might even get you to thinking about the reason why North Korea shelled the South Korean island of Yeonpyeong-do during the recent joint U.S.-R.o.K. maritime military exercises, especially if you look at a map to see where this island is located in relation to North Korean territory and note how close the Northern Limit Line (an unnegotiated maritime boundary, unlike the DMZ on land) is to North Korean land territory.I give four stars instead of five, because I wish I.F. Stone were still around to write an update edition based on subsequent follow-up research, which would probably earn five from me.
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