REUNIFICATION

Reunification

Reunification

Introduction

During the 20th century, the Koreans yearned for the establishment of an independent and unified Korea. Before World War II, Japan's annexed the Korean Peninsula, after its defeat efforts for a unified Korea were made, but those too were soon dashed by the partition on North Korea and South Korea. However, instead of reunification Korea's division became permanent.

Although both sides of the border tried reunify by force, but they did not succeed in their endeavors. The passion and stimulus for Korea's reunification was spurred on by the German reunification. German and Korean unification might be two different experiences; their purpose is ...