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well you would have to look it up. but i think after the wold war 2 the soviets and Americans split Korea into territories.the territories were suposed to merge but the soviets made the noth commusist and the Americans made the south democratic.after the soviets and Americans withdrew the north began invasionplans:) hope that helped:)

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