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Korean War History

Korean War History

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 Alex Calder explores the Korean War's military campaigns, political calculations, and human cost. From the Pusan Perimeter to nuclear brinkmanship and devastating bombardment, this series reveals how Korea established the brutal logic of limited war in the atomic age.

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  • Korean War History - Uncover the forgotten conflict with Alex Calder

    Korean War History - Uncover the forgotten conflict with Alex Calder
    Apr 20 2026
    Join host Alex Calder as he uncovers the Korean War—a conflict that claimed millions yet vanished from collective memory. Through gripping stories of soldiers, near-nuclear catastrophe, and Cold War politics, discover why "The Forgotten War" remains history's most misunderstood conflict and what that forgetting reveals about us today.

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    1 min
  • Korean War History - Ashes and Armistice

    Korean War History - Ashes and Armistice
    Apr 20 2026
    Host Alex Calder examines why the Korean War became "forgotten" despite devastating impact—635,000 tons of bombs dropped on North Korea, an estimated 20% population killed, and the Bodo League Massacre of over 100,000 South Korean civilians. The 1953 armistice left the peninsula divided and technically still at war.

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    24 mins
  • Korean War History - The Bombs That Didn't Fall

    Korean War History - The Bombs That Didn't Fall
    Apr 20 2026
    In November 1950, B-29 bombers sat on Guam's runway carrying fully assembled atomic bombs—minus their plutonium cores. Host Alex Calder examines how close America came to nuclear warfare during Korea's forgotten conflict, exploring Truman's conditional approval for atomic retaliation, MacArthur's advocacy for strikes on China, and how restraint established the nuclear taboo that shaped the Cold War.

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    27 mins
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