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Yes it did. But the alternative border would have been a unified Korea with the north’s leadership in charge. Whether that is worth the trade off depends on you
by jdsully 7y ago
Yes it did. But the alternative border would have been a unified Korea with the north’s leadership in charge. Whether that is worth the trade off depends on your politics I suppose.
- hutzlibu 7y agoOr a tight border for some years and than a reunion like in my country, germany? (even though there were mines on that border, too, but in a limited way that there are no more traces of them today) Anyway, I am still highly sceptical to the claim, that mines prevented a total communist korea. Debating about that is not really constructive. Do you have studies for your claim?