Description

Divided Peninsula: Exploring the Causes and Consequences of the Korean War presents a comprehensive and accessible look into one of the most pivotal yet often overlooked conflicts of the 20th century. This book takes readers on a detailed journey through the Korean War, from its historical roots following World War II to its long-lasting impact on global politics, Korean society, and the Cold War landscape.
Discover the ideological clashes, military strategies, major battles, and international interventions that shaped the war. Learn how global superpowers, propaganda, technological innovation, and humanitarian crises influenced both the course and the legacy of the conflict. With in-depth analysis and clear explanations, this work sheds light on the war's complex causes, bloody stalemates, and unresolved consequences that continue to shape the Korean Peninsula today.
Perfect for students, educators, and history enthusiasts alike, this book offers a balanced and engaging resource for understanding the war that divided a nation—and the world.