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... Korean representatives participate in UN discussions . NOV . 14 , 1947. Assembly adopts , 46 to 0 with 4 abstentions , a U.S. resolution calling for all - Korean elections , under observation of a UN Temporary Commission on Korea ...
... Korean representatives participate in UN discussions . NOV . 14 , 1947. Assembly adopts , 46 to 0 with 4 abstentions , a U.S. resolution calling for all - Korean elections , under observation of a UN Temporary Commission on Korea ...
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... Korean forces invade South Korea , with Kim Il - sung alleging that South Korea has invaded North Korea after rejecting all proposals for peaceful unification . USA calls meeting of UN Security Council same day . UNCOK reports South Korea ...
... Korean forces invade South Korea , with Kim Il - sung alleging that South Korea has invaded North Korea after rejecting all proposals for peaceful unification . USA calls meeting of UN Security Council same day . UNCOK reports South Korea ...
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... Korea . Truce negotiations began in July , 1951. That they were prolonged over two years was evidence that the war was deadlocked , with each side unable to win and unwilling either to end the stalemated hostilities or extend them to a ...
... Korea . Truce negotiations began in July , 1951. That they were prolonged over two years was evidence that the war was deadlocked , with each side unable to win and unwilling either to end the stalemated hostilities or extend them to a ...
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