Truman, MacArthur, and the Korean War
Greenwood Publishing Group, 1999 - 186 頁
The end of the Cold War has provided historians with a better opportunity to study the forces that shaped the thinking of America's leaders at the time of the Korean War. The sheer quantity of material now available, while daunting, is filled with colorful and outstanding personalities, dramatic action, and momentous actions that have had an impact on world events even to the present day. Wainstock ultimately concludes that Washington placed too much emphasis on anti-Communist ideology, rather than long-term national interest, in the decision first to intervene in the war and later to cross the crucial 38th Parallel. He also emphasizes the important contributions of General Matthew B. Ridgway in stopping the Chinese offensive and in influencing Washington's decision not to carry the war to Communist China.
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... December's Closing Acts Defining a Political and Military Policy MacArthur's Dismissal Reaction and Return Recapitulation and Reflection Index Photographs follow page 98 MANCHURIA : CHINA Antung 38 ° Sinuiju ONGJIN PENINSULA YALU.
Although the study gives attention to the ever - changing military situation , its main focus is on policy - making and the developing conflicts between Truman and MacArthur over the war's direction . The sheer quantity of the material ...
Throughout the coming struggles , these men would serve as the core of the North Korean military command . ! The Joint Commission On December 27 , 1945 , the 4 Truman , MacArthur , and the Korean War.
讀者評論 - 撰寫評論
Invasion and Response
The North Korean Steamroller
Mac Arthurs Counterattack
Reunification and Red China
Chinese Communist FirstPhase Offensive
Chinese Communist SecondPhase Offensive
Decembers Closing Acts
Defining a Political and Military Policy
Mac Arthurs Dismissal
Reaction and Return
Recapitulation and Reflection