6·25전쟁과 전쟁의 인적 피해가 미친 영향: 보훈과 통합 면에서

Abstract

In Korea, all links of modern history are connected to the historical ordeal of the Korean War. The Korean War is characterized by an ideological war, an international war, a limited war, and a ceasefire rather than an end to the war. Due to these characteristics, the human casualties of war were more horrendous and greater than any other war. Korea's patriotism and patriotism became a government policy in earnest due to the Korean War, and it has a special value as an international patriotism due to the participation of the UN forces in the war. This thesis has studied the effects of the Korean War on the domestic and foreign countries through the special characteristics of the Korean War and the current status of human casualties. The official records of the government were analyzed by dividing the human damage caused by the Korean War into those of friendly and enemy forces, police and civilians. In particular, unlike previous studies, attention was paid to civilian damage, and the reason for the large scale of human damage was analyzed and approached as the current address and integration of veterans. As a result of the study, the international impact of the UN forces' participation in the Korean War, the impact between the two Koreas, and the domestic political, economic, and socio-cultural impact were linked to the dimensions of the veterans policy and social integration. Specifically, the current status of the government's current international veterans' activities, the number of veterans' administrative personnel supported domestically, and the appropriateness of the budget were checked. In conclusion, the task of patriotism and veterans and social integration was presented. Has Korea changed from a country that was helped to a country that helped out internationally, in name and reality? Domestically, before 'embracing the hostile', 'reward for the loyal' is sufficient and suggesting how to approach integration.