Was it Smart for the United States to enter the 38th Parallel?

Historians, readers, teachers, and students all know the little war that is considered "a forgotten war". Because it is not as glory as World War I, World War II, and Vietnam. It is very important to disclose the steps to bring the United States to Korea. It is a strategic plan to decide whether to enter Korea, and if so, who is it? Is there anything else besides Communist containment and imperialism? The problem of the Korean War was that it was a controversial war and people were able to move back and forth when they entered 38 parallels.

North Korea is a Japanese colony, occupied by the United States and the Soviet Union from 1910 to 1945 and at the end of World War II. Korean history professor at Columbia University Charles K. Armstrong said that the US proposed to temporarily divide the country along 38 parallel lines as a way to maintain the influence on the peninsular bordering Russia . In 1948, the anti-communist Southern government supported by the US headquartered in Seoul declared the Republic of Korea. It was led by Syngman Rhee who had been exiled to America for many years and was established as a Korean leader by the strategic service office of CIA's predecessor.

Together with the surrender of Japan in 1945, the United Nations formulated a custody management plan, the Soviet Union managed 38 parallel lines in the northern part of the peninsula, and managed the southern part of the United States. The politics of the Cold War brought the establishment of two independent governments in North Korea and South Korea in 1948. As a result of the Second World War, North Korea separated along 38 parallel lines, the Soviet Union was under the occupation of the north, the United States was under US occupation with the support of other allies. Therefore, the Soviet-style socialist republic in North Korea and South Korea, the Western style system was established in the south.

On July 27, 1953, the United Nations (support of the United States), North Korea, China signed a ceasefire agreement. The agreement calls for a ceasefire and demands the establishment of a demilitarized zone in parallel. The suspension arrangement also requires drafting a permanent solution. Unfortunately, this solution has not been realized as North Korea and Korea are still in conflict. The long-lasting peace has not yet occurred. Overall, more than 54,000 American soldiers were killed and more than 100,000 were injured. The loss of Koreans is generally surprising. Millions of people on both sides lost their lives during the war. This figure shows soldiers, ordinary citizens, and Koreans who were executed in prisons and detention centers in Korea.