the korean war began in 1950 when the\nsoviet union attacked south korea.\nunited nations invaded north…
the korean war began in 1950 when the\nsoviet union attacked south korea.\nunited nations invaded north korea.\ncommunist north attacked the non - communist south.\npeople of korea rose up against the japanese.
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The Korean War started in 1950 when North Korea, a communist - led state, launched an attack on South Korea, a non - communist state. The Soviet Union did not directly attack South Korea. The United Nations intervened after North Korea's attack, not invaded North Korea first. The Korean War had nothing to do with a Korean uprising against the Japanese as Japan's colonial rule in Korea ended after World War II.
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Communist North attacked the non - Communist South.