Lee Yoon-jung: The Korean War and Local Communities

In the field of history, it is difficult to find any work that local and police have been involved in. The author is most likely to be subject to the inability of data collected through conservation of police documents, and yet still is being judged by closed decisions about the public. He also sees researchers as having a hard time finding new results unless they dig up personal data. In this atmosphere of research, the author obtained police documents from a police officer who had been in the Kimsai police station in Lamotho since the time of the U.S. military. The documents were all important inside the government, including the Korean War, Kim Zee, and the first combat in November 1950, after the former North American Police Department was accepted. The author has compiled and analyzed these documents, but it is thought that he cannot do deeper research without going to the area. And he lived in Kim Jesse's town and the town of Mansung for two years, visiting villages and meeting residents of these sources and finally completing his work. The author has revealed through various first-party data that police have faithfully supported the conservation of the state based on force during the Korean War. First, police actively used organizations like the network of nerves and forced residents to be used for displays. Then, after the blackout, the fighting between the straws was carried out to defend the anti-communist state.

Korean title: 한국전쟁과 지역사회

Korean author: 이윤정

Korean publisher: 소명출판

ISBN-13: 9791159058196