a person of
North Korea, a country in
eastern Asia. A
war was fought in the early 1950s between
communist North Korea and the
United Nations. The
war began in 1950, when
North Korea invaded
South Korea. The
United Nations declared
North Korea the aggressor and
sent troops, mostly from United
States forces, to aid the
South Korean army. In 1953, with neither side
having a
prospect of victory, a truce was signed. See also
communist in this glossary.
of
North Korea. A
reference to the
Korean War, fought in the early 1950s between the
United Nations and
communist North Korea (the
northern half of the peninsula off northeastern
China). The
war began in 1950 when
North Korea invaded
South Korea. The
United Nations declared
North Korea the aggressor and
sent troops, mostly from United
States forces, to aid the
South Korean army. In 1953, with neither side
having a
prospect of victory, a truce was signed.
of
North Korea. A
reference to the
Korean War, fought in the early 1950s between the
United Nations and
communist North Korea (the
northern half of the peninsula off northeastern
China). The
war began in 1950 when
North Korea invaded
South Korea. The
United Nations declared
North Korea the aggressor and
sent troops, mostly from United
States forces, to aid the
South Korean army. In 1953, with neither side
having a
prospect of victory, a truce was signed. And for a long
time, you know, I expected the North Korean
flag to be
flying over the
White House.
- Organizational Operation (15 July 64)