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{{Infobox military conflict
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| conflict    = Korean War
| conflict    = Korean War<br><small>Fatherland Liberation War</small><br><small>''Choguk haebang chŏnjaeng''</small>
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| partof      = [[Cold War]]
| partof      = [[Cold War]]
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| image      = KW.jpg
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| caption    = 1968 painting of the Korean soldiers during the War displayed at the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum.
| date        =  
| date        = 25 June 1950 – 27 July 1953
| place      = Korean Peninsula, Yellow Sea, Sea of Japan, Korea Strait, China–North Korea border
| place      = Korean Peninsula, Yellow Sea, Sea of Japan, Korea Strait, China–North Korea border
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| territory  = [[Korean Demilitarized Zone]] established
| territory  = [[Korean Demilitarized Zone]] established
| result      = Inconclusive; Ongoing <small>(de facto)</small>
| result      = Inconclusive; Ongoing <small>(de facto)</small>
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*  C. Turner Joy
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| strength1  = ; Peak strength
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: '''DPRK''' 266,600
: '''DPRK''' 266,600
: '''PRC''' 1,450,000
: '''PRC''' 1,450,000
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: '''USSR''' 72,000
: '''USSR''' 72,000
: '''DPRK''' 1,000,000+
: '''DPRK''' 1,000,000+
: 4,042,000 total
: 4,042,000 total  
| units2      = ; Peak strength
| strength2  = ; Peak strength
: '''ROK''' 602,902
: '''ROK''' 602,902
: '''USA''' 326,863
: '''USA''' 326,863
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:'''USA''' 1,789,000
:'''USA''' 1,789,000
: '''ROK''' 1,300,000
: '''ROK''' 1,300,000
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| casualties3 = 1.6–3 million civilian deaths<br>990,968 total South Korean casualties<br>est. 1,550,000 total North Korean casualties
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The '''Korean War''' (Known in [[North Korea]] as the '''Fatherland Liberation War'''), was an imperialist war
==Background==
===Japanese Imperialism and the Korean Revolution===
During and after the [[Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905)]], [[Empire of Japan|Imperial Japan]] colonized Korea in 1905 and fully incorporated it into the empire through annexation in 1910. During the occupation, the Japanese treated Korean poeple as second class citizens and thus discrimination was common amongst the Koreans and Japanese Settlers. The vast majority of [[comfort women]] were Koreans at 200,000 enslaved women forced into sex slavery under the Japanese. Koreans also fell victom
The [[Second World War]] proved pivotal for the Anti Japanese Army. With the Soviet Invasion of Manchuria, after breaking with a previous non-agression pact with the Japanese, starting on August 8, the Anti-Japanese Army joined and weree
===The People's Republic and American Imperialism===
By the time American troops landed in the Korean peninsula on September 7, 1945, the Korean people, with Soviet support, established the [[People's Republic of Korea]].
The Americans later dissolved the government and installed an [[anti-communist]] puppet regime in the south of the country. The Soviets supported and recognized the people's committees that used to hold power in the PRK as many fled to th North, wherein their programs of nationalization continued.
==War Period==
===Provocations by the Southern puppet government and the start of war===
===United Nations invasion===
===American War Crimes===
==Aftermath==

Revision as of 04:45, 30 September 2025

Korean War
Fatherland Liberation War
Choguk haebang chŏnjaeng
Part of Cold War

1968 painting of the Korean soldiers during the War displayed at the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum.
Date25 June 1950 – 27 July 1953
Location
Korean Peninsula, Yellow Sea, Sea of Japan, Korea Strait, China–North Korea border
Result Inconclusive; Ongoing (de facto)
Territorial
changes
Korean Demilitarized Zone established
Belligerents
Commanders and leaders
Strength
Peak strength
DPRK 266,600
PRC 1,450,000
USSR 26,000
1,742,000 total
Total strength
PRC 2,970,000
USSR 72,000
DPRK 1,000,000+
4,042,000 total
Peak strength
ROK 602,902
USA 326,863
968,302 total
Total strength
USA 1,789,000
ROK 1,300,000
Casualties and losses
1.6–3 million civilian deaths
990,968 total South Korean casualties
est. 1,550,000 total North Korean casualties

The Korean War (Known in North Korea as the Fatherland Liberation War), was an imperialist war

Background

Japanese Imperialism and the Korean Revolution

During and after the Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905), Imperial Japan colonized Korea in 1905 and fully incorporated it into the empire through annexation in 1910. During the occupation, the Japanese treated Korean poeple as second class citizens and thus discrimination was common amongst the Koreans and Japanese Settlers. The vast majority of comfort women were Koreans at 200,000 enslaved women forced into sex slavery under the Japanese. Koreans also fell victom

The Second World War proved pivotal for the Anti Japanese Army. With the Soviet Invasion of Manchuria, after breaking with a previous non-agression pact with the Japanese, starting on August 8, the Anti-Japanese Army joined and weree

The People's Republic and American Imperialism

By the time American troops landed in the Korean peninsula on September 7, 1945, the Korean people, with Soviet support, established the People's Republic of Korea.

The Americans later dissolved the government and installed an anti-communist puppet regime in the south of the country. The Soviets supported and recognized the people's committees that used to hold power in the PRK as many fled to th North, wherein their programs of nationalization continued.


War Period

Provocations by the Southern puppet government and the start of war

United Nations invasion

American War Crimes

Aftermath