Korean War, North & South Korea - Diplomatic Relations, United States - World War II Armed Forces, North & South Korea - Politics & Government, European Theater - World War II - Allied Command, U.S. Politics & Government - 1952-1961, 20th Century American
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Overview
Gruenberg presents the latest volume in a series for students and general readers interested in learning more about the most profound events in U.S. history. The text includes a narrative overview of the origins and progression of the Korean War and its lasting impact on America's political and cultural landscape; biographical accounts of key figures associated with the conflict; a primary sources section, including official documents, papers and resolutions, speeches, letters, memoirs, and editorials; a glossary of key people, places, and terms; a detailed chronology; b&w photographs of leading figures and major events, and maps; an annotated list of noteworthy works for further study; and an extensive bibliography. The author is development manager for Omnigraphics, Inc. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, ORBook Details
Published
November 1, 2004
Publisher
Omnigraphics, Incorporated
Pages
265
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780780807662