(2008, Special Lectures in Search of Peace on the Korean Peninsula) Remarks by former President Kim Dae-jung

Thank you for joining us. And I would like to deliver my gratitude to former US ambassador Laney, Professor Oberdorfer, Professor Ito, and former Unification minister Lim Dong-won for excellent lectures and fruitful discussion.
Date : 2008.12.16 

(2008, Special Lectures in Search of Peace on the Korean Peninsula) Special Lecture IV

Before getting started, I would like to offer my congratulations on President Kim¡¯s 8th anniversary of winning the Nobel Peace Prize, and I hope that he stay in the best of his health so that he can continue to light up the road to the future of the Korean people. It is a great honor for me to share my thoughts regarding ¡°the current status and future of the inter-Korean relations¡± with you in this meaningful occasion.
Date : 2008.12.16 

(2008, Special Lestures in search of peace on the korean peninsula) Special Lecture III

First of all, I am sincerely grateful to Mr. Kim Dae-jung for the invitation to this meaningful meeting to celebrate the eighth anniversary of your receiving of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Date : 2008.12.16 

(2008, Special Lectures in Search of Peace on the Korean Peninsula) Special Lecture II

I first met Kim Dae Jung in the fall of 1972 in Tokyo, where I had been newly posted as Washington Post correspondent for Northeast Asia. I found a highly articulate, courageous and engaged political figure who happened to be outside the country when President Park Chung Hee declared martial law in Korea and arrested many of the political elite.
Date : 2008.12.16 

(2008, Special Lectures in Search of Peace on the Korean Peninsula) Special Lecture I

It is a great honor for me to be asked to participate in this conference observing the eighth anniversary of Former President Kim Dae-jung¡¯s receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, and to be included with such distinguished colleagues and guests. I wish to acknowledge my high esteem for President Kim, and salute him for his lifelong commitment, at enormous personal sacrifice, to the cause of democracy and peace.
Date : 2008.12.16