18.8.2018
Rund hundert Millionen Koreaner gibt es insgesamt, doch die Zahl der Familiennamen bleibt in erstaunlichem Mass überschaubar. 1985 waren es gerade einmal 275. Was es mit der vermeintlichen Monokultur auf sich hat.
Vernunft im 21. Jahrhundert
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Hoo Nam Seelmann 18.8.2018
Rund hundert Millionen Koreaner gibt es insgesamt, doch die Zahl der Familiennamen bleibt in erstaunlichem Mass überschaubar. 1985 waren es gerade einmal 275. Was es mit der vermeintlichen Monokultur auf sich hat.
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