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One of my greatest accomplishments of my presidency was ending the Korean War #Success #EndingThings
July 27, 1953

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I am the leader of defense for China during the Korean War and I thought this war was terrible #WarsSuck #KoreanWar
July 27, 1953

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I was the leading commander for the US eighth army during the difficult months of the Korean War #LeadingCommander
1942

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I ordered the United States troops to South Korea due to the communist North Korea invading them #Orders #StartOfKoreanWar
June 27th, 1950

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I gave Kim Sung il permission to attack South Korea on June 25, 1950 to get the US entangled in a limited conflict in Asia. #Ruler

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In his February 16, 1951, episode of Hear It Now, Edward R. Murrow comments on a Joseph Stalin interview that was published in the Soviet newspaper Pravda.

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How did I get myself into this? I was supporting Moscow-oriented regime in North Korea and got myself sucked into this mess. #HowDoesThisHappen
1950

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I started this war not the soviets! #WarStarter
1950

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I am South Korea's president and I got attacked by North Korea. I controlled the appointment mayors, village headmen, and chiefs of police during the war. #Leader #KoreanWar
1950-1953

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I lead the United Nations forces in the Korean war and our president Harry Truman was very proud of me #PresidentProud #UnitedNations
1950-1953

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I was injured, wounded, and lost during the Korean War. The War destroyed our industry and many things that surrounded it. #KoreanWar #Sucked
1950-1953

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"In June of last year we negotiated a truce which ended the Korean War, preserved the Republic of Korea's freedom, and frustrated the Communist design for conquest."
8/30/54

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"In my generation, this was not the first occasion when the strong had attacked the weak. [...] Communism was acting in Korea just as Hitler, Mussolini, and the Japanese had acted ten, fifteen, and twenty years earlier. I felt certain that if South Korea was allowed to fall, communist leaders would be emboldened to override nations closer to our own shores."
1950