Korea Knot e-bog
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Beginning with a brief account of the troubled historical past of this small country that had long known invasion and the threat of invasion, Carl Berger sets the stage for Korea's catastrophic hour resulting from World War IIthe division of a once-united nation into two separate countries. It is this division, he maintains, that holds the key to the Korean tragedy.The book ranges from the Cair...
E-bog
948,41 DKK
Udgivet
11 november 2016
Længde
256 sider
Genrer
Military history: post-WW2 conflicts
Sprog
English
Format
pdf
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781512800449
Beginning with a brief account of the troubled historical past of this small country that had long known invasion and the threat of invasion, Carl Berger sets the stage for Korea's catastrophic hour resulting from World War IIthe division of a once-united nation into two separate countries. It is this division, he maintains, that holds the key to the Korean tragedy.The book ranges from the Cairo Pledge to the present, examining the shifts in international diplomacy, Russia's change in attitude after Yalta and the death of Roosevelt, the intransigence of the Communist occupiers of northern Korea after the defeat of Japan. Berger also vividly describes the Communist invasion of South Korea and the conviction of President Truman that led ot the united Nations action to meet the challenge under the leadership of the United States. The bitter warfare of the "e;police action,"e; the worldwide shock at the Chinese "e;volunteer"e; army's sudden entry into North Korea, the recall of General MacArthur, the struggles to work out an armistice, President' Rhee's despairing attempts to force the unification of his country and his final downfallthe entire dramatic story is unfolded in sequence.Carefully documented, The Korea Knot is an objective and detailed study that makes an important contribution to our understanding of the dilemmasof war and peace, of freedom and repressionthat still face a divided world.