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The legacy of the Korean War by Paris Kaye Mark Twain once wrote, “It is not worth while to try to keep history from repeating itself, for man's character will always make the preventing of the repetitions impossible"(1). We do find this axiomatic logic to hold true in the case o... More> The United Nations' involvement in the Korean War by Matthew Adams In the post-war era, the Korean peninsula was divided into North and South Korea at the 38th parallel. This division of Korea was openly disputed and challenged by the North Koreans in 1950 when North Korean troops moved into South Korea. The Korean... More>
	Memoirs: Korean War by Jeffrey Miller Free at Last - a Korean War veteran and former POW returns to Korea In 2001, Korean War Veteran and POW Oscar Cortez returned to Korea and traveled to Panmunjom and The Bridge of No Return where he had been repatriated following the signing of the A... More> Guide to the Korean War Memorial, Washington DC by Charlotte Weatherill This review is about the Korean War Memorial. I think that if you go to Washington and only see one memorial (there are a lot!) then this should be the one that you see and here's why. SOME HISTORY The Korean War lasted from 1950-1953. It is not a w... More>
Korean War: Mistakes that led to a divided Korea by Dong Hoon Lee In our history, there are lots of events that people wish the results could've come out different. Everyone with few exceptions had asked themselves a question before that starts with "what if?", or "what would have happened?" Some might say it's po... More> Should Japan apologize for victimizing Chinese and Korean "comfort women" in World War II? by Can Tran The sins of the father do not carry onto the sins of their sons. The parents' sins are not the children's sins. In the regards of Japan apologizing for using Chinese and Koreans as "comfort" women in World War II, they shouldn't have to apologize on... More>
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