0
What did the northern Koreans do to the South Koreans in the Korean War?
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
It is not a matter of what the North Koreans did to the South Koreans. The Korean War was sparked because of political differences between two political agendas: Communism and Capitalism. After the Koreans were freed from Japanese rule at the end of WWII, The Allies (specifically the Americans and the Russians) began immediate reformation of the country. They began by dividing the country in two without the consent of the Korean people. Political influence grew rapidly. Some party members offered years of food supply in exchange for their loyalty in the party while another spread Propaganda about the reason of a human's existence. It didn't take long before a war broke out.
Idealistically, it would've been best if the Allies had never divided the country in the first place. But because of this very reason, the once gentle Koreans became the dynamic, fast-paced products of modern Korea.
Fun Fact: The Korean War never ended.
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How many Koreans lost their lives during the Korean War?
140 thousand south Koreans, 36516 Americans, about 3000 America's allies and 400 thousand north Koreans.
What side did the united nations and US side with in the Korean war?
South Koreans.
How many south Koreans were killed in the Korean war?
One estimate is about 2 million South Korean civilians, and 660,000 South Korean soldiers.
How are Korean people today then they were in the Korean War?
There were Koreans to begin with for Korean War to begin. Without Koreans the war wouldn't happen right?
How many Koreans died in the Korean War?
42.4 thousand died in the Korean war
Why was the Korean War a Civil War?
cause it was between the northern Koreans and southern Koreans..?
When did the north and south Korean war start?
The Korean War started on June 25,1950 when the North Koreans invaded the South.
Why the Koreans joined the Korean war?
Well the Korean War was basically the war between the North Korea and South Korea, as the name Korean War says, which meant that Koreans were the cause of the war and was the one that fought in war.
Why did the Korean War began?
why the Korean war started is because the North Koreans wanted the South Korean part of Korea "Communist, but the South Koreans believed in "Freedom". So the North Koreans decided to attack the South Koreans, because the North Koreans wanted there government to be incharge, on June 23rd 1950. That's what I think, I hope you understood that. Thanks.................................Elisha Winegardner!
Why did south Korea have to assist the us in the Korean war?
it was the United Nations, including the U.S., that ASSISTED the South Koreans during the Korean War.....
How many Koreans lost their lives during the Korean War?
140 thousand south Koreans, 36516 Americans, about 3000 America's allies and 400 thousand north Koreans.
What side did the united nations and US side with in the Korean war?
South Koreans.
How many south Koreans were killed in the Korean war?
One estimate is about 2 million South Korean civilians, and 660,000 South Korean soldiers.
How are Korean people today then they were in the Korean War?
There were Koreans to begin with for Korean War to begin. Without Koreans the war wouldn't happen right?
At the end of World War 2 Korea was liberated and the country was occupied by?
Korea was occupied in the Northern half by the communists (Soviet Union at first) and the Southern Korea area was governed and inhabited by Koreans who managed to get out of North Korea or were natives of South Korea. The North Koreans went across the designated border in 1950 to over take South Korean in the "Korean War". They were driven back by UN forces. The war is not over technically and the Northern Koreans have not been liberated from the communists yet.
Did the Americans fight against south Koreans in the Korean war?
No, the Americans fought the communist North
Where did the US get involved in the Korean War?
The US reinforced the South Koreans and fought northward into North Korea.
