How did Eisenhower tell the Chinese that helped to end Korean War?

Answer 1

Stalin's death in 1953 was the reason the war ended in 1953. Stalin started the war (without his support...weapons, equipment, training, etc.) North Korea would not have, nor could have invaded South Korea. When he died, the war had to end.

Answer 2

Yes. I believe he did. He ended it in 1953, then the Cold War began Eisenhower signed the Korean Armistice. The Korean War never actually ended--it's just on hold for now. It's been just on hold for now since 1953...although every once in a while things get hairy. The most famous example was in the late 1970s; the US Army sent some soldiers to trim a tree that was blocking their view of a North Korean guard post along the Demilitarized Zone. The North Koreans killed the Americans, which raised tensions to a very high level. Here's one that sounds a bit silly, but at the time they ALMOST restarted hostilities over it. At the west end of the Demilitarized Zone is a town called Panmunjom. It's right on the border. There's a huge conference room in it at which the North and the South sit down to argue. There are also two flagpoles up there--one on the North side of the Military Demarcation Line (the actual border), the other on the South side. If you go up to Panmunjom, you'll notice the two flagpoles. One is in Freedom Village, the only town in South Korea that lies within the DMZ (which is 2km wide). The other is in what we call Propaganda Village, which is the same thing on the north side of the border. (It's called Propaganda Village because the North Korean government built it to show the people living in Freedom Village how wonderful life in North Korea was...and everyone in Freedom Village knows that the population of Propaganda Village is zero. Yup, no one lives there, at all. But the NK government spent trillions of won putting it up. Makes ya wonder sometimes.) Anyway, the North Korean flagpole is unbelievably high--many hundreds of meters tall. And the South Korean flagpole has the biggest flag it's possible to make on it--IIRC it covers over an acre. They almost went to war over this too--both sides put up a flagpole. Then one side put up a bigger pole, and the other side would retaliate by putting up an even larger one...to which the first side would answer with an even larger flag. The US and East German forces actually had to step in to stop this. Final disposition: the North can have a taller flagpole, but the South can put a bigger flag on it.

Answer 3

he signed the Korean armistice agreement

he signed the Korean armistice agreement

Answer 4

Type your answer here... A combination of hard and soft power

Answer 5

The Korean war began on 25th June 1950 but the Korean war still hasn't ended.