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UNKRA Helps Reconstruction of Fire-Ravaged Pusan

12/1/1953 12:45:53 PM

Unique ID UN7682418

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12/1/1953 12:30:47 PM

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UNKRA Helps Reconstruction of Fire-Ravaged Pusan

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UNKRA Helps Reconstruction of Fire-Ravaged Pusan

12/1/1953 12:47:26 PM

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12/1/1953 6:00:47 PM

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12/1/1953 12:49:56 PM

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1/1/1955 6:03:57 PM

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Building Construction in Korea

8/1/1954 6:02:06 PM

Unique ID UN7659404

Building Construction in Korea

8/1/1954 6:02:03 PM

Unique ID UN7659401

UNKRA Constructs Vocational Training Center in Pusan

1/1/1954 6:03:15 PM

Unique ID UN7659486

The Need for Housing in Korea

1/1/1954 6:01:41 PM

Unique ID UN7659377

Building Construction in Korea

8/1/1954 6:02:05 PM

Unique ID UN7659403

UNKRA's Technical Assistance - Fishing Boat Construction

10/1/1954 6:02:56 PM

Unique ID UN7659462

Helping the Koreans to Help Themselves

1/1/1954 6:00:58 PM

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A UN Yearbook for Korea

10/1/1951 5:56:53 PM

Unique ID UN7668348

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1/1/1955 6:04:09 PM

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Housing Development for Industrial Workers in Korea

1/1/1956 6:04:28 PM

Unique ID UN7659652

Tile Factory in Korea

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Unique ID UN7659399

Logs for Korea

8/1/1954 6:02:49 PM

Unique ID UN7659455

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Headline UNKRA Helps Reconstruction of Fire-Ravaged Pusan

Caption Description Even before the disastrous fire which ravaged Pusan had burned itself out, the U.N. Korean Reconstruction Agency offered 5,500,000 board feet of construction lumber suitable for the construction of houses for the tens of thousands of homeless. Later, plans were made to erect modern, permanent housing to replace the homes which burned down, and UNKRA made available 46 of its “Landcrete” machines to help in the reconstruction of the city. The machines, imported from South Africa to aid the Agency's housing program, turn out pressed earth blocks made of a mixture of earth and cement, and can be operated by Korean laborers with a minimum of training. They have been turned over to the army of the Republic of Korea, and technical staff has been provided to assist in the rebuilding.
This picture shows a Korean workman making tiles for the roofs of the houses in the UNKRA-ROK housing project. The tile, made of a mixture of cement and sand, is given a concave, srain-shedding shape. After being dried for a week it will be painted with cement and graphite, and emerge with a smooth, hard finish. [No exact date]

Unique Identifier UN7682419

NICA ID 156103

Production Date 12/01/1953 12:46:53 PM

Country Korea

Credit UN Photo