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- Korea used to be one country but was divided after the Second World War. It had been ruled by Japan but when Japan surrendered, forces from the Soviet Union occupied the north of the country while US forces occupied the south. The Soviets supported a system of rule called communism, while the US was anti-communist.
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Apr 27, 2020 · It meant the two sides could not agree on how to unite the country, so it was formally divided into North Korea and South Korea on 9 September 1948. The political differences between the two...
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