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Defending the Homeland and the Country—the Central Government's Decision and the Volunteer Army Entering North Korea to Participate in the War
On June 7, 1950, the leader of North Korea issued an appeal to the people of both the North and the South, calling for general elections to be held throughout the peninsula from August 5 to 8 to achieve the peaceful reunification of the country. On June 11, three North Korean representatives went to South Korea to submit an appeal for peaceful reunification of the country, but were arrested by the South Korean government. At the same time, Syngman Rhee, under the control of the United States, su
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Taking Advantage of the Victory to Counterattack - the Volunteer Army Launches the Second Battle
After the first battle, Peng Dehuai, commander and political commissar of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army, judged that the "United Nations Army" might reorganize its offensive, and put forward the policy of consolidating victory, overcoming current difficulties, and preparing to fight again. If the enemy advances again, let it penetrate deeply and then annihilate it. Accordingly, the Volunteer Army adopts the policy of fighting on the inside, luring the enemy deep, and defeating them one by
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King Solomon's Book of Wisdom
The Jewish nation uses its outstanding wisdom and power to continue the national sacred fire endlessly, creating the great glory and history of the nation, and also creating the great knowledge and wealth of the world. Solomon gathered the wisdom and wealth of the Jewish nation. If Jehovah represents God, then Solomon is the image spokesperson of God. When we listen to Solomon's wise proverbs and stories, it's like hearing the gospel of God. "The Holy Book of Wisdom of King Solomon" was compiled
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Thousands of Arrows Fired: Volunteer Army Launches Full-Line Tactical Counterattack
Although "The Journey of the Republic" is in the form of a story, it has nothing to do with drama. We want to record this period of history with the help of popular and appealing words. This series of books brings together major historical events that have a profound impact on the history of the Republic. In terms of the layout of the series, we have tried our best to select a number of events that are representative or of universal significance in each era and describe them so that they can ref
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Royal Tombs: an Unprecedented Underground Castle
The characteristics of this series of books are panoramic display, vertical and horizontal, and the content is narrated in the form of storytelling. The language is popular, clear and clear, with pictures and texts, intuitive images, ancient charm, and elegant style. It has strong readability, appreciation, knowledge and extension. It can allow readers to fully touch and feel the rich connotation of Chinese culture, enhance the national self-esteem and cultural pride of the Chinese people, and c
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Victory in the First Battle - the Volunteers Launched Their First Battle
After the "United Nations Army" was attacked, although it was discovered that volunteers had entered North Korea to participate in the war, they believed that China was sending troops symbolically, so they continued to advance northward after making slight adjustments. On October 31, the US 24th Division entered Taichon and Turtle City, and the 1st Cavalry Division was transferred from Pyongyang to the Unsan and Yongsan-dong areas; the British 27th Brigade moved to Dingzhou and Seoncheon; the ma
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Defense Across the Board—the Volunteer Army Launches the Fourth Battle
On January 25, 1951, the new commander of the U. S. Eighth Army, Li Qiwei, after studying the combat patterns of the Volunteer Army, ordered the U. S. First and Ninth Armies to carry out a multi-pronged attack in the direction of Seoul on a 68-kilometer stretch from Yemuli to Yeoju. The 50th and 38th officers and soldiers of the Volunteer Army who were defending in the area overcame difficulties such as cold weather and lack of engineering equipment to build two defensive positions and repeatedl
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