TIME: Korea - An Uneasy Truce

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Not Too Late?
A North Korean invasion takes the world by storm
Originally published July 3, 1950

Challenge Accepted
The U.S. Responds
Originally published July 3, 1950

In the Cause of Peace
Where will this war lead?
Originally published July 10, 1950

Winter War
On the cusp of victory, China enters the fray
Originally published November 13, 1950

Person of the Year
The American Fighting Man
Originally published January 1, 1951

Homeward Bound
General MacArthur leaves the field
Originally published April 23, 1951

The Price of Peace
A truce offering from the Soviets
Originally published July 2, 1951

At Last
Both sides finally come to the table
Originally published August 3, 1953

'I Cannot Exult'
An exhausted nation bids farewell to war
Originally published August 3, 1953


		The Korean War View TIME's magazine covers from the Korean war

Viewpoint: Towards a Final Armistice
After half a century of hostilities, the end may be at hand—one way or another

Essay: Tall Juche Latte, To Go
An encounter over coffee with North Korea's Dear Leader

Past Forward
South Korea's search for a new identity begins
Originally published August 18, 1998


		Timeline TIME traces the important events of the Korean War

Countdown to Crisis
A look back at the path to today's nuclear standoff

Eyeball to Eyeball
How the North and South stack up


		The Koreas in the Pages of TIME Since the end of the war, North and South Korea have tread divergent paths. A look at TIME Asia's recent covers

POSTED FRIDAY, JUL 25, 2003