Category: Volume 13
The Korean War (1950–1953) was not a single war, but rather a combination of several different kinds of war. It was a civil war, of course, waged between two mutually negating post-colonial political forces, each of which, through the negation, aspired to build a common, larger, singular, and united modern nation-state. It was an international war fought between, among others, two of the most pow...