- 1) Independence, Division, and War
- 2) Dropping the atomic bomb in Hiroshima
- 3) Trusteeship & the process of partition
- 4) Military governments of U.S.A & U.S.S.R in the Korean Peninsula & 38 Parallel
- 5) Mr. Kim Gu, who started a movement against trusteeship
- 6) Failure to form a unified government between South and North Korea
- 7) North Korea’s preparation for a war
- 8) North Korean Army armed with weapons of the latest model
- 9) A cease-fire proposal & Conference
- 10) Changes at the D
- 11) DMZ of North Korea
- 12) A guard post of North Korea & a sentry of the frontmost line
4) Military governments of U.S.A & U.S.S.R in the Korean Peninsula & 38 Parallel
Citizens who were cheering
Citizens who were hailing with acclamation on the street as the U.S. Army entered Seoul on 7 Sep. 1945
The Soviet Army
The Soviet Army, who landed in Wonsan on 22 Aug. 1945, 2 days ahead than the U.N. Army, advanced southwards to Gaeseong the next day.
