Friday, May 6, 2011

Korean War Annotated Timeline

1945
The U.S and Soviet Union join into the Korean and cause the Korean to divide the two parts of the 38th parallel for the polities’ information. The Soviet Union held the North Korean and U.S of the South Korean.

1946
The U.S and Soviet Union went to trying force their respective forms of government into being. Then the North Korean become communist, and the south became somewhat democratic.

1947
This year have a place for the little action, they has the Diplomacy and legislation were the two main activities in the country. The November 14 The UN General Assembly proposes removing troops from Korea following supervised national elections meant to choose one government for the whole country. But the Soviet doesn’t agree for this and also they wouldn’t allow election in North Korean.

1948
May 10 Election of Korean Assembly with Syngman Rhee as Chairman (later President). After this the August 15 the US Military Government relinquishes power to the republic of Korean.

1949
In the year before the explosion of the war, all lay quiet as the North prepared for an invasion. China’s political unrest later proved to be a decisive influence in the war. On June 29 the last US troops are withdrawn from South Korean.

1950

June 25 - early morning, the Korean People's Army in the general male earners in June, South Korean infantry invasion and seven assault infantry divisions, one tank brigade and two independent. The United Nations Security Council resolution calls for an end to the North Korean aggression. The resolution got passed only because the Soviet Union had boycotted that particular meeting.
1951
January 10 Establishment of UN troops in South Korea along the line of the 37th parallel does not allow any further retreat. After the few days A UN resolution votes to end the Korean conflict and Red China was labeled as an aggressor.


1952
The UN first proposed a POW exchange. After the Communist negotiators reject a proposal for voluntary repatriation of the prisoners.

1953
April 20-26 there is a switch in the exchange of prisoners of war injuries of small Panmunjom know, then the whole plenary session to resume negotiations at Panmunjom.

1953
June 18 has 27,000 North Korean prisoners of war who refuse to be repatriated to the release. But Communists break off negotiations. Later the Communists return to the negotiating table to ensure a ceasefire, the United Nations of the Republic of Korea will abide by the terms.

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