British Chiefs of Staff Planned Nuclear Response to Korea Attack
Millions in Korea and Europe lived under a nuclear calculus that remained hidden in Ministry of Defence files for decades, tucked away in committee minutes from 1953.
By Eleanor Voss ·
Millions in Korea and Europe lived under a nuclear calculus that remained hidden in Ministry of Defence files for decades, tucked away in committee minutes from 1953.
By Eleanor Voss ·
Thai villagers and Korean partisans lived under the gaze of an intelligence apparatus whose wartime correspondence now sits in the US National Archives.
By Desmond Okafor ·
Korean voters were denied a democratic poll after Soviet leadership pushed the UN out of the 1954 Geneva Conference to protect Kim Il Sung's grip on power.
By Roy Castellano ·
Separated families and long-term prisoners were the stakes as Ban Ki Moon cautioned that the "charming and personable" demeanor of Kim Jong Il could mask the rigidities of a regime.
By Roy Castellano ·