History of the Korean War

History of the Korean War The Korean War occurred between 1950 and 1953. The cause of the war was that North Korea was under Japanese rule since the end of the Japan - China War of 1895. After the Second World War, Korea was released from Japan in 1945. The US military occupied the southern part of the country and the Russian army occupied the north. The first reason we entered the Korean War is that the future Secretary of State of Dwight Eisenhower, John Foster Dulles, said that if it entered into war it was the best.

Engrave parts and rewrite the history of the Korean War. Recently I got the opportunity to accept an interview with several widows who survived the Korean War 50 years ago. One of their most common expressions is that "the dead are very comfortable in their minds." I am sorry for this sentence being the death of my husband and the embarrassment of "survivors". I want to show their regret, and their deep heart is part of the history of the Korean war. So it is time to write articles about "war and women's history", and I hope my research will be a small step toward achieving this goal.

Last year was the 50th anniversary of the Korean War. Considering that the Korean War is united very strongly in the national pride and permanently divides the country that put out the maximum number of casualties in the history of war, the international interest is relatively few . For example, now more than 30 years since the end of the war, Britain became a monument and the final death toll became England. The Vietnam War was immortalized by countless Hollywood, but the Korean War gradually disappeared from people's memory. However, the recent negotiations between North Korea and the United States and efforts to reach a peaceful state between North Korea and South Korea have led to a tragic event that historians often call "a forgotten war" Revealed.

In 1950, Kim Il-sung tried to unite North Korea with military power and started the Korean War. This war is one of the most destructive and disruptive events in Korea's history, changing almost all the lives of Koreans. Several historians claim that the US forces have more naphtha bombs in central Korea than in Vietnam. The population of North Korea has decreased by 10%. Kim Il Sung rebuilt the Korean society and promoted the autonomy of Korea according to the democratic ideology of Korean nationalism. Management of all private property and state by state. According to the official statistics, from merchants to the clothes behind them, all of this country belongs to North Korea. The administration rebuilt Pyongyang as the capital of socialism and established many monuments of Kim Il Sung as part of a nationwide effort to build personality worship to ensure the obedience of the people.