Special Issue in Commemoration of the 60th Anniversay of the Korean War The Korean War, 1950-1953: From Maneuver to Stalemate
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The Korean War is an immensely important event in twentieth century history. The first shooting war of the ColdWar, the first United NationsWar, and the only time that two major military powers have clashed on the battlefield since World War II, it has been largely forgotten by all*save for the Koreans, for whom the war continues. Although it began in June 1950, its roots extend back to the Japanese takeover of Korea in 1910 and the partition of the Peninsula at the end of World War II. In this concise yet analytical account, the author discusses the inability of the major powers to agree on aKorean government and the partition of Korea into two hostile regimes. He treats the factors prompting the North Korean invasion and the reasons for Soviet and Chinese support, the military balance at the start of the war, the factors prompting U.S. intervention, and the course of the war to include the Chinese intervention and the transition from a war of maneuver into one of stalemate. He also addressed the factors delaying an armistice agreement, assesses the costs and wide-reaching consequences of the war, and identifies areas for possible further study.
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The Korean War is an immensely important event in twentieth century history. The first shooting war of the ColdWar, the first United NationsWar, and the only time that two major military powers have clashed on the battlefield since World War II, it has been largely forgotten by all*save for the Koreans, for whom the war continues. Although it began in June 1950, its roots extend back to the Japanese takeover of Korea in 1910 and the partition of the Peninsula at the end of World War II. In this concise yet analytical account, the author discusses the inability of the major powers to agree on aKorean government and the partition of Korea into two hostile regimes. He treats the factors prompting the North Korean invasion and the reasons for Soviet and Chinese support, the military balance at the start of the war, the factors prompting U.S. intervention, and the course of the war to include the Chinese intervention and the transition from a war of maneuver into one of stalemate. He also addressed the factors delaying an armistice agreement, assesses the costs and wide-reaching consequences of the war, and identifies areas for possible further study.
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