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Busan National University

university, Busan, South Korea
Also known as: Pusan National University
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    Busan

    …several colleges and universities, including Busan National University (1946), Pukyong National University (1996), Dong-A University (1947), Silla University (1954), and Korea Maritime University (1945). Busan was the venue for some of the 2002 football (soccer) World Cup championship matches. The Busan International Film Festival, first held in 1996, has become…

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    …several colleges and universities, including Busan National University (1946), Pukyong National University (1996), Dong-A University (1947), Silla University (1954), and Korea Maritime University (1945). Busan was the venue for some of the 2002 football (soccer) World Cup championship matches. The Busan International Film Festival, first held in 1996, has become…

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