Examines the political climate and military situation that led to the Korean War and discusses the key people and events involved in the conflict itself.
A revisionist account of the controversial war examines perspectives on both sides of the conflict while assessing its cultural contradictions and lasting influence, placing particular focus on the roles of McCarthyism and the media.
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Tens of thousands of US soldiers and untold millions of Koreans died in this war the first major arena of the East-West conflict. This concise international history of the...
The Korean War was the first open conflict of the Cold War.
In this spirited book, General Ridgway describes how he took a dispirited army and rebuilt it in a few short months, leading it into battle against the Chinese and North Korean forces, forcing them back over the 38th parallel and ”victory ...
The author, a distinguished military historian, recounts the sequence of military events that formed the war and, based on personal accounts and interviews with hundreds of vets, vividly depicts combat action
Examines the political climate and military situation that led to the Korean War, and discusses the key people and events of the three-year conflict.
Much of the history of the Korean War has been misinterpreted or obscured.
The volume concludes with an examination of the Political Conference held in Geneva, which sought a peaceful unification of the Korean peninsula.