Foreign intervention in Korea

Abstract

Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1. Policy for the Independence of Korea. 1. NAPKO Project. 2. Trusteeship Plan. 3. The 38th Parallel Decision. 2. Intervention of Occupation Troops. 1. Joint Occupation by the American and Soviet Forces. 2. Two Different Approaches. 3. Formation of Separate States and Withdrawal of Occupation Troops. 1. Failure of Negotiations between the United States and Soviet Union. The First Joint Commission. The Second Joint Commission. 2. Establishment of Separate Governments. 3. Withdrawal of the Occupation Troops. 4. Outbreak of the Korean War. 1. North Korean Perspective. 2. South Korean Perspective. 5. Intervention of American and British Forces in the Korean War. 1. American Decision and Internationalisation of the War. 2. British Decision. 6. Co-operation and Competition among the British Commonwealth States. 1. Decision of the Commonwealth Countries to send Troops to Korea. 2. Formation of the Commonwealth Division. 7. Peace Initiative, Rollback Policy and Chinese Intervention. 1. Failure of Peace Initiative: India and Britain. 2. Decision to Cross the 38th Parallel: UN Forces. 3. March to the Yalu and Chinese Intervention. 8. Anglo-American Disputes. 1. Buffer Zone Proposal: Britain. 2. Attlee-Truman Summit Meetings. 3. The Condemnatory Resolution of the United States. 9. Road to the Armistice. 1. Stabilisation of the Front and Dismissal of MacArthur. 2. Armistice Talks and Warning Statement. 3. The POW Issue. 10. Conclusion of the Armistice and New US Commitment. 1. Progress of the Negotiations and South Korean Resistance. 2. Conclusion of the Armistice and the Joint Policy Declaration. 3. The Mutual Defense Treaty between the Republic of Korea and United States. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index.