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1.20 - 38 Across: October, 1950

Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

Release Date: 11/03/2020

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Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

Akita, George, Brandon Palmer. The Japanese Colonial Legacy in Korea, 1910-1945. Maine: MerwinAsia, 2015 Carlson, Lewis. Remembered Prisoners of a Forgotten War. New York: St. Martin's Press, 2002. Chamberlin, Paul Thomas. The Cold War's Killing Fields. New York: Harper, 2018. Cleaver, Thomas. MiG Alley. Oxford: Osprey Publishing, 2019. Cumings, Bruce. Korea's Place in the Sun. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 2005. Cumings, Bruce. Origins of the Korean War, Vol. 1. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1989. Cumings, Bruce. Origins of the Korean War,...

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Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

Season 2 coming....someday.

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Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

On July 27th, 1953, the Korean War ended. Today, this series of the podcast ends.

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Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

On July 27th, 1953, the Korean War ended. Or did it?

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Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

The first six months of 1953 proceeded just as the last eighteen months had...but everyone had the gut feeling that things were coming to close. When will the Korean War ever end?

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Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

Special Episode (NOTE - I originally planned this for a Friday morning release, but bumped it to Tuesday because I've hit my data limit for the month on my hosting account. New regular episodes will recommence on April 1.)

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1.32 - Friends in High Places: Coalition Building in the Korean War show art 1.32 - Friends in High Places: Coalition Building in the Korean War

Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

The second half of 1952 transpired much like the first half of 1952. Why was that? Also, who wins the US Presidential Election of 1952? And finally, who else went along with the "imperialist crusade" of the Americans in Korea?

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Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

Over 200,000 people were taken prisoner in Korea; what were their lives like? One of those men taken prisoner just so happened to be an American general taken prisoner in his own camp...

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Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

The Korean War really slows down in the second half of 1952....or does it? Negotiations begin, negotiations stall, and negotiations begin again.

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Coming Together/Coming Apart: A History of the Korean War

The gears of war were grinding slower than ever in June of 1951. It didn't help that they were nearing the one year anniversary of the invasion and were right about back where they started...

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