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The Korean War: 1950 - 1953
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The
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Psy-war leaflets in WWII, Korean and Other Wars
The photos in the leaflet at left were taken from an American pilot shot down north of the DMZ. It was used by North Korea for psy-war.
South Korean Sources |
The US Biological Warfare in Korea: A Munhwa Broadcasting Corp (MBC - South Korea) Documentary - Recently, a South Korean TV production company had the courage to air a documentary on the American germ warfare during the Korean War. Such a documentary violates South Korea's National Security Law because it "aids the enemy" and threatens South Korea's national security. The fact the MBC documentary had aired and the producers have not been hauled away to jail is an encouraging sign that the frigid Cold War is at last thawing a little in Korea - the last bastion of the Cold War.
The Korean War -
by Korea Institute of Military History - a 3-volume South Korean version of the history of the Korean War in English.
The Korean War - An Unanswered Question - by Dr. Channing Liem, Ambassador to the United Nations, Republic of Korea, 1960-1961.
North Korean, Chinese and Russian Sources |
Mao's Generals Remember Korea - This book presents a mosaic of memoirs by key Chinese military commanders from that war, drawing not only on their personal papers but also on still-classified archives and on Chinese-language sources unavailable in English. It offers an uncensored, behind-the-scenes story of the Communist campaign, from the decision to intervene through the truce negotiations, that discloses new information on such facets of the war as strategy and tactics, use of propaganda, and mobilization of the Chinese population. It also reveals the generals' concerns about the possible use of nuclear force and the alleged use of biological and chemical weapons by the United States.
Two Walk the Golden Road - Two former enemies in the Korean War - an American and a Chinese - make peace
On Guard For Peace and Labor - A Short Observation on the DPRK Air Forces from 1948 to 1996
Little Fanfare for Soviet Korean War Veterans -- A handful of survivors among more than 40,000 Soviet servicemen who fought in the Korean War with communist North Korea have the private satisfaction that their efforts were appreciated, at least by their adversaries.
War Memories by Survivors |
Link: Covert Actions - Intelligence War in Korea
Related Webs |
Shield of the Great Leader: The Armed Forces of North Korea - Despite frequent predictions of imminent collapse, the Democratic People's Republic of North Korea continues to pose a threat to South Korea. The armed forces continue to be the core of the regime, deploying formidable paramilitary and internal security forces against its own people, maintaining a wide network of intelligence services throughout the region and developing an arsenal of weapons of mass destruction. The Armed Forces of North Korea provides a detailed account of the links between the regime and the forces, and then describes each wing: air, naval, ground forces, paramilitary, internal security, and intelligence reviews.
Did Americans Mass-Murder Korean Women and Kids? |
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Picasso's famous painting of Korean women and children being butchered by white men - courtesy of Goyato
The Leaders: Who Were They? |
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