Korea and the United States through war and peace, 1943-1960

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• 표제지 = ⅰ
• 口繪 = ⅴ
• CONTENTS = ⅶ
• Foreword = xiii
• INTRODUCTION / Srephen Jin-Woo Kim = xxiii
• AUTHOR'S PREFACE = xxxiii
• Maps = xxxv
• CHAPTERⅠ The Land = 1
• Area = 1
• Rivers = 2
• Mountains = 2
• Climate = 5
• Cities = 5
• CHAPTERⅡ The People = 7
• Origin And Characterisrics = 7
• Language = 9
• Religion = 11
• CHAPTERⅢ A Glimpse Of The Past = 21
• The Era Of Tan'Gun Anf Kija = 21
• The Golden Age = 23
• War With China = 27
• War With Japan = 31
• CHAPTERⅣ Opening The Hermit'S Door = 37
• Reasons For Isolation = 37
• The Coming Of The Americans = 39
• The Coming Of The Japanese = 43
• The Japanese Conquest And Administration Of Korea = 58
• CHAPTERⅤ The Fight For Freedom = 67
• Koreans Never Recognized Japan'S Suzerainty Over Them = 67
• The Independence Movement Of 1919 = 68
• The Declaration Of Independence = 73
• The Government-In-Exile = 78
• The Korean Congress At Philadelphia = 80
• The Korean Commission To America And Europe = 81
• CHAPTERⅥ Form Cairo To Postdam = 87
• The Cairo Declaration = 87
• The Yalta Conference = 89
• The Potsdam Agreement = 92
• CHAPTERⅦ The Coming Of The "Liberators" = 97
• Division And Occupation = 97
• Confusion In The South = 98
• Reign Og Terror In The North = 103
• Removal Of Capital Goods = 105
• Refugees = 106
• CHAPTERⅧ Attempts At Unification = 109
• The Iron Curtain Along The 38Th Parallel = 109
• The Five-Year Trusteeship Plan = 110
• American-Soviet Negotiations = 113
• Negotiations Transferred To Washington And Moscow = 117
• CHAPTERⅨ The Resurrection Of A Nation = 125
• The Un Steps In = 125
• The Republic Of Korea = 131
• CHAPTERⅩ Preliminaries To Communist Invasion = 139
• Recognition Abroad Of The New Government = 139
• The Democratic People'S Republic Of Korea = 145
• Factors Faviring Invasion = 151
• CHAPTERXI The Communist War(1): The Beginning = 155
• June 25, 1950 = 155
• Reaction In The U.S. = 158
• Mandate From The Un = 160
• "Who Started The War?" = 162
• The Uncok Report = 163
• CHAPTERXII The Communist War(2): The Campaigns = 165
• The Unified Command = 165
• Pusan Perimeter = 166
• Inch'$$\Breve O$$N = 170
• Civilian Casualties = 177
• CHAPTERXIII The Communist War(3): Carrying The Fight Into North Korea = 181
• Crossing The 38Th Parallel = 181
• Meddlesome India = 183
• Inside Red Korea = 187
• Buffer Zone Proposal = 192
• Nature And Composition Of The Roks = 193
• CHAPTERXIV The Communist War(4): The Coming Of Chiness Volunteers = 199
• What Triggered The Invasion? = 199
• Red Wolves In Sheep'S Clothing = 205
• Reaction At The Un = 207
• CHAPTERXXV The Communist War(5): Retreat And Counreroffensive = 219
• Terrain Favored The Reds = 219
• Retreat To The South = 220
• Matthew B.Ridgway = 222
• Refugees-"The Greatest Tragedy" = 226
• The Begginning Of The Allied Offensive = 231
• Macarthur'S Dismissal = 232
• The Effect On Free Asia = 243
• CHAPTERXVI Truce Negotiations = 251
• General Van Fleet: Father Of The Rok Army = 251
• The Far Eastern Munich = 254
• Diplomatic Platitudes And Stalemated Battles = 266
• CHAPTERXVII The Armistice = 277
• Effect Of The Korea War On The 1952 Presidential Election = 277
• 1953-The Year Of Infamy = 280
• Rhee Prepares To Go It Alone = 290
• Eisenhower'S Letter To Rhee = 296
• Provisions Of The Armistice Agreement = 300
• CHAPTERXVIII After The Armistice = 303
• Official Reactions = 303
• Surveying The Gains And Losses Of The War = 307
• Verdict Of Generals = 313
• War Crimes = 328
• CHAPTERXIX Circumventing Agreement = 335
• The Communist Method Of Making Agreement = 335
• Prisoner Repatriation = 336
• Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission(Nnsc) = 344
• The Geneva Conference Of 1954 = 352
• After Geneva = 361
• CHAPTERXX Relief And Rehabilitation = 367
• Extent Of Destruction = 367
• Civilian Relief = 372
• Rehabilitation = 373
• No Marshall Plan Or Alliance For Progress Aid = 379
• Inflation = 383
• No Investment Of Foreign Capital = 388
• Grounf Laid For A Revolution = 392
• CHAPTERXXI The Fall Of Syngman Rhee = 393
• The 1956 Election = 393
• Francesca Donner And Maria Park = 394
• The Rise And Fall Of Syngman Rhee = 395
• Student Riots And Rhee'S Retirement In 1960 = 397
• American Influence On Rhee;S Downfall = 409
• CHAPTERXXII Military Dictatorship = 427
• Vacuum Of Leadership Createdby Rhee'S Depature = 427
• H$$\Breve O$$'S Interim Government = 428
• The Second Republic = 430
• Economic Chaos Leading To Military Coup = 434
• Rule By Military Junta = 437
• The Third Republic = 441
• From Khaki To Mufti = 450
• APPENDICES = 461
• SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY = 523
• INDEX = 529