... have recently begun to draw different conclusions and hypotheses based on their research. This different stance argues that the Korean War was more of a Korean civil war, which has its roots in circumstances on the Korean Peninsula that began at least five years before the official dates that the conflict began. Many facts and much evidence seem to point that this ... , but the war was just a standoff after1951. In all, the Korean War seems to be more of a civil war than an international war, or a war of democracy against communism. The roots of communism came from the harsh treatment of...

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... experienced two Communist occupations, and those I've spoken to are convinced that the present armistice terms mean a Communist return and the end of the Korean Republic. In the end, "the roots of ROK resistance to the armistice rested in a bed of insecurity and frustration." As Armistice negotiations proceeded, South Korea became more agitated. They did not agree with the U.S. over the ... ...

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... experienced two Communist occupations, and those I've spoken to are convinced that the present armistice terms mean a Communist return and the end of the Korean Republic. In the end, "the roots of ROK resistance to the armistice rested in a bed of insecurity and frustration." As Armistice negotiations proceeded, South Korea became more agitated. They did not agree with the U.S. over the ... ...

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