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How A S Got Mixed Up in Korean Scrap
James Marlow explains Korea's division at the 38th parallel from postwar decisions to UN elections and the rise of the northern communist republic. The piece traces Allied promises, Soviet and American occupations, and the eventual separate governments of North and South Korea, ending with a note on a Syracuse Chiefs executive.
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A. S
James Marlow
Washington
Korea
Utah
Asia
Japan
Democratic People's Republic of
United States
Russia
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Theodore Roosevelt
Syngman Rhee
Princetton University
Woodrow Wil On
Cairo
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Okinawa
State Department
U. S Army
Navy
38Th Parallel
Fonsavelt
Yolta
Marshal Stalin
Roosevelt
North
South Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Ruealans
U.N
U.S
Tranga
Truman