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[edit] Cartoon

Which cartoon is it Guy oversees at the SEK Studio? At one point in the novel he says it's made for France biggest television network (that being France 2). The only French cartoon starring bears I could find is fr:Petit Ours Brun, but this one is rather old. --Abdull 15:10, 2 January 2007 (UTC)

Asia Times says TF1.

From Time:

the production of an animated preschool special for French television. "It was based on children's books with rabbits," he says. "I don't even remember the name."

--Error 01:35, 13 May 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Misinformation and biased statement

This: "where he insults his guides by disbelieving the well-documented US/UN atrocities which killed 4 million Koreans" was typed in "places he visits".

This statement seems VERY biased and reflects someone's opinion. I think it should be erased, or at least modified to something like: "Where he disbelieves the supposed US/UN atrocities documented there". —Preceding unsigned comment added by Daniel tah tah (talk • contribs) 12:27, 12 April 2008 (UTC)

The atrocities are well documented, and proven by mass graves that continue to be discovered in South Korea, by witness testimony in South Korea since the end of the dictatorship, and by official US government documents ordering these atrocities -- as reported even in mainstream sources AP and BBC. Adding the word "supposed" to the atrocities is historical revisionism, and just because the US and ROK have lied about it for all these years doesn't mean it is not a fact. The Journal of Genocide Studies article I cited describes how actually the evidence that is available now shows that the US and ROK committed much larger scale atrocities against unarmed civilians than North Korea during the war. At any rate, I made a more in depth description of that scene with two sentences of factual information showing that Delisle made the equivalent of a genocide denial. This is a relevant aspect of the book to describe in an encyclopedia article about it, as you would expect the same to be said about a journalistic work that denied the holocaust, or any other massacre involving numbers in the millions, whether or not there is interesting journalism in other parts of such a work.(24.7.78.170 (talk) 12:04, 17 April 2008 (UTC))