The Korean Peninsula, 65 Years After Armistice
<p>On August 1, almost exactly 65 years since an armistice agreement was signed, the United States received the remains of soldiers who fell in the Korean War. Explore content and analysis from the Wilson Center’s experts on the war’s legacy, including recent developments between North and South Korea.</p>
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