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O: A South Korean author
P: To inform kids about the South Korean perspective of the Korean War
V: Many numbers and statistics that help visualize the war and its effects
L: Because it was written by a South Korean, only one perspetive is considered.

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www.cheminsdememoire.gouv.fr/en/korean-war-sixty-years-history-and-remembrance

O: published by Ministère des armées
P: to commemorate the sixty years of the K. War
V: it shows in more ditail the participation of France in the K. War
L: doesn’t mention in ditail the participation of others countries like the U.S.

Brayan Bermudez

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Forging Alliances: Britain and the US in the Korean War

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Forging Alliances: Britain and the US in the Korean War

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https://www.historyextra.com/period/20th-century/forging-alliances-britain-and-the-us-in-the-korean-war/

O: Published by History Extra website
P: To inform how the alliances were forged by the Korean War.
V: From this source, we can learn what made this countries, allies made them become allies of South Korea and North Korea. For example, why did the USSR allied to North Korea.
L: From the outside of Korea,

Felipe Zheng

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Korean War, a ‘Forgotten’ Conflict That Shaped the Modern World

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Korean War, a ‘Forgotten’ Conflict That Shaped the Modern World

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/01/world/asia/korean-war-history.html

O: Published by NY times
P: To inform us about the Korean War in detail
V: We can learn about the Korean War and it seems to be giving facts, instead of opinions. It's less bias than other sources.
L: It is still only one perspective (american)

Meher

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North Korea's War History is Mirror Opposite World View

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North Korea's War History is Mirror Opposite World View

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https://www.voanews.com/a/north-koreas-war-history-is-mirror-opposite-world-view-96978424/165902.html

O: Published by VOA news
P: To inform us about what the North Korean's actually think of the war and how it started
V: We can learn the cause according to both sides of why the war started and also who the North Korean's blame for starting everything.
L: It is in the North Korean perspective.

Constanza Rivera

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http://www.historynet.com/korean-war-a-fresh-perspective.htm

O: Published by the Historynet website.

p: To inform about all perspectives on the Korean War

V: You can learn how The USSR planned their attack and explained why atomic weapons should not have been used.

L: simply because it is from the USSR it would be

Gennaro rios

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Link: https://edition.cnn.com/2013/06/28/world/asia/korean-war-fast-facts/index.html

O: Published by The CCN Library.
P: Provide simply yet useful facts about the Korean war.
V: We can learn about the cause of the Korean War, the death tallied of different country’s and the sequence of events that played out.
L: American perspective.

~ Felipe Herrero

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O: Business Insider, an online newspaper based in the US but with international editors. Known to have a liberal bias.
P: To educate readers about the history of North and South Korea; perhaps also stoke interest in businesses there?
V: Interesting photos, gives a long sequence of photos and details the dynasty of Kims and explains how NK came to wield the kind of power it has today. Interesting tone in narrative, sometimes seems to be celebrating NK, sometimes condemning it
L: Unclear who exactly the writer is.  Covers a long spread of years but few specifics per year. Very focused on NK's growth and little to explain SKs.

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The North Korean state has defied all the odds and constant forecasts of its impending doom to celebrate the 70th anniversary of its founding on September 9, 2018.

North Korea has a dark and tortured history going back millennia as regional powers like China and Japan have sought to dominate it.

The story of North Korea really is the story of the Kim dynasty founded by Kim Il Sung in response to Japanese colonization of Korea and its attempts to beat and break Korean identity.

In this slideshow, follow the harrowing story of the often brutal Kim family and how they came from starving guerilla fighters to stand toe to toe with President Donald Trump.

September 9, 2018 marked 70 years of the small, impoverished state of North Korea defying major world powers to exist as a bastion of Korean identity and revolutionary, and often brutal politics.

North Korea's story began in earnest with the Kim family that would become the stuff of legends and propaganda alike. Kim Il Sung, Kim Jong Il, and now Kim Jong Un have proven wrong seven decades of US leaders who bet on their spectacular demise, with 2018 emerging as a banner year.

This year, North Korea - the most heavily sanctioned country on earth - managed to build powerful nuclear weapons and missiles at home that can fly halfway around the world to the shock and awe of its mortal enemy and the world's greatest superpower: The US.

But the amazing leaps of military engineering, and acts of deep spite and distrust to the US, have come at a heavy price. North Korea funnels about a quarter of its budget into the military while 18 million of its 25 million people rely on government rations to survive. Of them, 10.5 million are thought to be undernourished.

Any North Korean at any time can be imprisoned or put to death for the slightest deviation from the government's narrative, and each citizen must complete mandatory military service.

But despite North Korea's horrific human rights record and open nuclear threats towards the US, Kim met President Donald Trump as equals this year in a truly epochal change in bilateral relations.

Scroll down to find out how the strange and mysterious history of the Kim family shaped North Korea into the land of contradictions it is today.

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Photos over 70 years show how North Korea's Kim family went from starving guerilla fighters to going toe-to-toe with Trump

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September 9, 2018 marks the 70 years of North Korea defying major world powers to exist as a bastion of Korean identity and revolutionary, and often brutal politics. This is how the strange and mysterious Kim family shaped North Korea into the land of contradictions it is today.