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The Korean War

Weighty Decisions

• Pathfinder Magazine, 1950 •


“Abandoning Korea would be more than a military defeat. It would mean that the nations had abandoned the pledge made when they banded together in San Francisco in 1945: to fight any aggressor who threatened freedom of any people. Such a course could save thousands of American, British, Australian and Turkish lives… If MacArthur fights on until the defeat which now seems inevitable, it could mean the sacrifice of a quarter of a million men for a principle, the same principle which would be discarded in a [U.N.] surrender.”

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United Nations considered retreat from the Korean war 1950

Weighty Decisions

Weighty Decisions

United Nations considered retreat from the Korean war 1950
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