[lemma=korean] [lemma=traitor]? [□]
[lemma=korean] [lemma=traitor]? [□=□]
[lemma=korean] [lemma=traitor]? [!□]
From 1882 on , that is to say , when the " Hermit Kingdom " was at last opened by the signing of treaty with the United States , Koreans came into increasing contact with Westerners , especially American missionaries who brought not only the Bible but knowledge of Western medicine and education as well . ) And the North Koreans did n't undertake their uranium production plans ( which have gone nowhere ; see above re industrial capacity ) until the Bush Administration started threatening them and then broke its agreement to build the light water nuclear reactors Clinton had promised them . Had the North Koreans continued , by now they could have had enough plutonium separated for 60 to 80 nuclear weapons . At least the South Koreans did win their first match away from home soil with their come-from-behind victory over Togo , but the loss to Switzerland and their inability to get more than a draw against France put them out after the first stage . Foley added , " the North Koreans did demand a large monetary payment that we rejected . Pililaau 's outfit , Company C , 1st Battalion , 23d Infantry , was clinging to a small stretch of Heartbreak 's ridge top on the night of 17 September when a battalion of North Koreans came charging out of the darkness from an adjacent hill . The North Koreans admitted that they had built a large reprocessing facility , and they also admitted that they had separated some plutonium . The North Koreans continued nuclear research and at some point betewen 1994 and 2003 built one or more nuclear devices . Thus , while the North Koreans mustered some 150,000 troops near Pusan , their armor had been pounded to a shambles .