Accusations of Biological Warfare by the US in Korea

US war war in Korea In the 1950s, there was a claim that the United States tested biological weapons in remote areas of North Korea. "The US government has denied allegations of the use of biological weapons and this denial is widely endorsed by prominent scientists reported by Nederm on the west.These assertions are still questions to be studied." (Guillemain, 2005, p. 100) The scope was not intended to integrate beliefs of accusers nor to protect the United States government at the time.

In the report of the International Scientific Committee of 1952 led by British scientist Joseph Lee Joseph, the observer accused the US of using plant warfare. In particular, plant material packages dropped by American aircraft were tested and found to contain a variety of pathogens including purple spotted fungus infected with soybean crops in China or Cercospora sojini Hara in China. Or have never been discovered in Korea; and Glomerella infects various plants and other pathogens

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When war was directed to the United States in 1951, the Chinese and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea vaguely accused the biological war, but these were not pursued. As early as May 1951, Korean UN commander General Matthew Ridgeway accused the first claim. He accused the Communists of spreading "intentional lies". A few days later Admiral Charles Stenahoy repeated his denial. On January 28, 1952, the headquarters of Chinese People's Volunteers received reports that smallpox occurred in the southeastern part of Incheon. Between February and March 1952, more security information has been reported, such as Cholwon, Pyeongyang, Kimwa and even Manchuria. When thirteen Korean soldiers and sixteen Chinese soldiers were infected with cholera and plague, the Chinese quickly became concerned, another 44 Chinese who died recently due to meningitis I was tested positive.