Twenty-two nations collaborated by supplying combat troops or providing medical aid during the Korean War. Discover their contributions and watch interviews from their veterans by selecting each country on our UN Participation Map.

Are you teaching the Korean War? We can help! Our curriculum books include inquiries and activities designed to help students understand the Korean War. Download the lessons today using the link below!.

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Throughout this month, we honor the courage and sacrifice of those who have received the Purple Heart. Charles Blum, a Korean War veteran, shares an insightful perspective on the Purple Heart based on his experiences in Korea.

In August 1950, the Battle of Pusan Perimeter was taking place. It was a fierce conflict, but UN forces held their ground. If they had failed, South Korea might not exist today. Check out History Chapters in the link below:.

Seventy-two years ago today, the armistice was signed, bringing an end to the fighting, but not to the war. North Korea and South Korea remain divided.

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On this date in 1950, the 24th Infantry Division was tasked with holding off North Korean forces at the Battle of Taejon. Major General William F. Dean, known as "The Walking General", was captured and taken prisoner of war.

Happening this week! .The Nogunri International Peace Foundation will host the Nogunri International Peace Forum on Friday, July 25, 2025, at the Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel in Washington, D.C. Be a part of the conversation! Details in the link below:.

Do you teach the Korean War? Do you want to learn more about the war that never ended?. Check out History Chapters, a unique learning tool that tells the story of the Korean War from beginning to end.

Join the conversation!. The Nogunri International Peace Foundation will host the Nogunri International Peace Forum on Friday, July 25, 2025, at the Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel in Washington, D.C. Details in the link below:.

In 1950, Jack Goodwin experienced a very different Independence Day as he fought in the Battle of Osan, the first ground confrontation between American and North Korean soldiers.

Yonhap News featured our sister foundation, the World History Digital Education Foundation, as they commenced their Korea Research trip! Congratulations to the teachers from across the globe who are participating.

We are looking forward to a great time filled with meaningful learning as we head to Korea for our 2025 Korea Research Trip!.

Today marks the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the Korean War! .If you have the good fortune of knowing a Korean War veteran, tell them thank you. Twenty-two nations worked together to defend Korea. Today, South Korea stands as a testament to recovery and prosperity.

Join the KWLF Teacher Network!. The World History Digital Education Foundation and the Korean War Legacy Foundation are pleased to sponsor the KWLF Teacher Network. Check out the link for more information:.

The Nogunri International Peace Foundation will host the Nogunri International Peace Forum on Friday, July 25, 2025, at the Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel in Washington, D.C. Check out the link below for more information and for teacher registration:.

The Nogunri International Peace Foundation will host the Nogunri International Peace Forum on Friday, July 25, 2025, at the Sheraton Pentagon City Hotel in Washington, D.C. Click on the link for more details and for teacher registration:.

On June 10, 1953, the Battle of Outpost Harry began. 13,000 Chinese tried to take the hill but were defeated by American and Greek forces. Over 88,000 rounds of ammunition rained down on the UN troops.

Join teachers from 22 United Nations member countries that participated in the Korean War and Korean pre-service teachers to share ideas on how the war and its legacy can be taught in the classroom. Applications will close on June 18th!.

We are saddened to hear of the passing of Charles Rangel, a beloved Korean War veteran. His service continued for many years as a United States Congressman. We are grateful to have preserved his story for the generations to come.