119 minutes of historic old Korean War films, newsreels and footage can be found in this DVD compilation.
The Crime Of Korea (1950) 16 minutes
– This US-produced propaganda film aims to show Korea in a negative light, portraying the influence of Communist forces in both sides of the country immediately following WWII as a bad sign of bloodshed to come.
Getting Ready Physically (1951) 11 minutes
– Young boys and men should be training physically to prepare for service in the military in order to protect their own communities, according to this Korean War recruitment flick.
The News Magazine of the Screen (1953) 24 minutes
– A newsreel view of the major happenings in the World in 1953, of which, the Korean War plays a very large role.

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Archival footage and photos document crises through the years. The definitive look at the longest-running military operation on earth. Walk the DMZ with past and current soldiers. The conflict in Korea never came to an official end. More than half a century after the end of outright hostilities, soldiers from the United States and the Republic of Korea still stand together at the edge of the no-man’s-land separating North and South Korea. RUNNING THE DMZ recounts the crises of the Cold War, a litany of North Korean aggression, infiltration, terrorism, spies, and presidential assassination attempts. Soldiers and diplomats offer an intimate view of the delicate balance of statesmanship and strategy that has kept Pyongyang at bay over the deca

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The History Channel : Korea the Forgotten War , Running the DMZ : Korea on the Frontlines – The Korean Conflict Longest-running Military Operation in History : Korean War 2 Pack

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Five years after the defeat of Nazi Germany and Japan, a new menace to freedom arose in the East! Communist North Korean forces, backed by the might of a newly victorious Red China, crossed the 38th parallel into South Korea. The violation of this agreed-upon treaty line caused the United Nations to spring into action, triggering the first heated action of the “Cold War.” Three years later, the conflict ground to an inconclusive halt, as the political will of the exhausted Western democracies bled out on the battlefield of Pork Chop Hill. This extraordinary series captures the ferocity and the futility of a war America never fully committed to, incorporating expert commentary, shocking newsreel footage and documentary films made during

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