Essays on Korean War

A war was started in an unknown country and claimed over 50,000 soldiers and many more civilians. The country was left in ruin, and the war didn’t improve anything. The war was a fight for communist or capitalist rule. This is the Korean War. The...

The Korean conflict originated from the rivalry between the United States and Soviet Union as well as the struggle between the left and right wing forces in domestic arena after Korea’s liberation from the Japanese colonial rule back in 1945. At the conclusion of the...

During the year of 1950, a new tension came to light. Eventually, the conflict got so bad that it led to a war. It happened in Korea, but many countries ended up getting involved. This war would have a huge impact on the world and...

The impact of history has continuously had an immense effect on the world, from the beginning of time up until now. History has shaped our present and will continue to mold our future. That being said, there are plenty of events that have greatly altered...

The Front Line is a useful historical representation of the end of the Korean War that has both value and limitations, seeing as it is from the Korean perspective that therefore depicts the war as having been civil and focused on the attempt of unifying...

The Battle of Chipyong-ni has been regarded as being one of the best examples of a regimental defense in military history. The battle took place from February 13 – 15 1951. The allied forces consisted of the United States and our French partners. The enemy...

Many people in the United States do not even know that we had a war in Korea. It is often referred to as “the Forgotten War”. It occurred shortly after World War II and is often overshadowed by the Vietnam War. I interviewed my grandpa...

The book Korean War by Maurice Isserman and general editor John S. Bowman is a fantastic look into the events as well as great facts about the Korean War. The book was written in 1992 and copyrighted in 2003. Due to the semi-early copyright and...

In the film Lantana, Ray Lawrence builds both internal and external conflict between characters using various film techniques; in turn, such conflict acts as a catalyst for many characters in reaching a turning point for change. Major conflict is caused between the relationships (Leon and...