ウィキペディアの【漢江の奇跡】英語版を直そう！

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miracle_on_the_Han_River

漢江の奇跡の英語版記事には日本による援助に事実が全く記されていません。
しばしば書き換えていますが、私一人の力ではどうしようもないので、
鮮人が日本の援助やベトナム戦争の恩恵を削除したら以下の文章を載せて
編集しましょう。
ご協力お願いします。

edit→最初の段落部分に以下をコピペでOKです。

"'''Miracle on the Han River'''" ({{ko-hhrm|hangul=한강의 기적 ''Hangangeui Kijeok''}})
is a phrase used to describe the period of rapid economic growth that took place in
[[South Korea]] from the [[Park_Chung-hee#Coup_d.27.C3.A9tat|1961 coup]] of
General [[Park Chung-hee]] to the [[1997 Asian financial crisis]], which proved to be
successful mostly due to Japanese economic support totalling as much as 364 million
dollars as compensation resulting from [[Treaty on Basic Relations between Japan and
the Republic of Korea]], and special procuration caused by Vietnam war. It is often used
to describe South Korea's "overnight" transformation from the ashes of the [[Korean
War]] to a wealthy [[developed country]], and an increasingly influential economic
power with the rise of global [[multinational]]s such as [[Samsung]], [[LG]] and
[[Hyundai Kia Automotive Group|Hyundai-Kia]] in the 21st century, despite being a
geographically small country. More specifically, this phrase refers to the economic
growth of [[Seoul]], through which the [[Han River (Korea)|Han River]] flows.
The phrase comes from the "[[Wirtschaftswunder|Miracle on the Rhine]]", which is used to
describe the economic rebirth of [[West Germany]] after [[World War II]], resulting
partially from the [[Marshall Plan]].

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日本のパクリ、日本援助の後追い経済