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Korea
Latest News & Articles
Benghazi: History of Pueblo Repeats Itself -
Comparisons have been made, especially by conservatives, that the terrorist attack on the American consulate in Benghazi last September was another Watergate. In fact, the Pueblo Incident...
Korean Air and the Cold War -
Korean Air Lines Flight 902 (KAL902, KE902) was the flight number of a civilian airliner that was shot down April 20, 1978, near Murmansk, USSR, after it violated Soviet airspace and...
Ghosts of Jeju Massacre Still Haunt South Korea -
Kim Wan Mae is 95 years old, but she hasn't forgotten a tragic episode in her past--and South Korea's. In the thick dialect of Cheju, an island 85 kilometers south of the Korean mainland...
More Articles
- The Gruesome End of Korea's 'Frog Boys' - Bathhouse Ballads
- Fighting Back to 38th Parallel - Billy Mossman, U.S. Army History
- North Korea's Audacious Twin Provocation - Richard Ericson, ADST
- Korean War: From Hot Fight to Stalemate - Authentic History
- Korean War's Ghost Pilots and Mystery Planes - Mark Sauter, RCH
- A Brutal Fight Ends in Death - Steve Carp, Las Vegas Review-Journal
- South Korea Under Park Chung-hee - Thayer Watkins, SJSU
- Japan's Oppression and Crimes in Korea - Andrei Lankov, Korea Times
- Did U.S. Aid in Korean Air Coverup? - Timothy Maier, Insight Magazine
- A Return of Korea's Lost Treasures - Donald Macintyre, Time
- How Japan Justified Korea Annexation - Mark Caprio, Japan Focus
- How Korea Became Divided - James Matray, Mount Holyoke College
- An Entangled History of China and Korea - Sheila Jager, Japan Focus
- An Unthinkable Building Collapse - Andrei Lankov, Korea Times
- An Jung-geun: Korea's Patriot Assassin - Kim Hee-sung, Korea.net
- Futile Battle on Korea's Triangle Hill - Richard Ecker, VFW
- Japan's New PM Reopens Old War Wounds - Austin Ramzy, Time
- The Desperate Battle to Keep South Korea Alive - Time