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The Korean War

“The first stage of the Cold War was diplomatic and political, more about confidence than armament. In June 1950 the war became hot, when Communist North Korea invaded anti-Communist South Korea.… Early on [Louis-Stephen] ST-LAURENT promised Canadian support, including military support.”

To understand how and why the Canada led by St-Laurent became involved in Korea, click on the link below.

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