Caught between the popular and passionate World War II and the divisive Vietnam War, the Korean War has been neglected by scholars and society. Yet it is one of the significant events of the 20th century, and scholarship on the war is increasing. This annotated bibliography covers the war from the early division of Korea in 1946-1948, the North Korean invasion, American and United Nations' involvement, and the Chinese entry, through the American withdrawals, the development of static lines, the armistice talks, POW exchanges, and post-armistice difficulties.
The volume opens with a brief overview of the official war and a guide to archival sources and collected documents. It then includes chapters on the causes and conflicts, histories, military operations, special topics, and response to the war, and concludes with analysis and historiography.
PAUL M. EDWARDS is Dean of the Graduate School of Park College and Director of the Center for the Study of Korean War in Independence, Missouri. He is the author of several works on the Korean War, including
A Guide to the Films on the Korean War(Greenwood, 1997).
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The Official War
A Brief History of the Korean War
War Comparison Statistics
United States Divisions in Korea
United Nations Countries in Korea
Chronology of Significant Dates
Archives and Documents
Collected Documents
Causes and Conflicts
Korean Policy, Cold War Relations, 1865-1950
Causes, Decisions, Involvement
National Involvement
Histories
General
Army
Navy
Marines
Air War
Military Operations
Battles
Special Operations
Strategies and Tactics
Logistics, Troops, Weapons, Decorations
Special Topics
Armistice
Prisoner-of-War: Accounts, Brainwashing, Atrocities
Support Functions
Propaganda and Psychological Warfare
Nuclear Considerations
Women in the Military
Racism and Integration
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