The A to Z of the Korean War (A to Z Guides)

The A to Z of the Korean War (A to Z Guides)

by PaulM.Edwards (Author)

Synopsis

The Korean War was the first pitched battle between the communist forces and a coalition of the United Nations. While it was not the last such war in Asia, it did stem the tide in East Asia and permitted South Korea to prosper while North Korea decayed. Dictionary entries summarize the significance of the persons, places, organizations, military operations, battles, weaponry, and other elements of the war.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 352
Publisher: Scarecrow Press
Published: 28 Jun 2005

ISBN 10: 0810849178
ISBN 13: 9780810849174

Media Reviews
Paul M. Edwards, director of the Center for the Study of the Korean War at Graceland University, Independence, Missouri, is one of the countries most prolific students of the conflict....the book is a worthy addition to the reference section of most libraries. * American Reference Books Annual *
...a welcome addition to the expanding body of literature about the Korean War. * The Journal Of Military History *
This guide provides an overview of the Korean War suitable for students and the general reader. The entries summarize the significance of relevant places, people, organizations, military operations and weaponry, while Edward's introduction explains the history of Korea and the phases, costs and consequences of the war. The text includes a timeline and a bibliography of resources for further research.
Author Bio
Paul M. Edwards is director of The Center for the Study of the Korean War at Graceland University, Independence, Missouri. He is the author of more than one dozen books including The Korean War: A Historical Dictionary.