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Even though Turkey sent a brigade to the Korean War and suffered the third highest number of casualty during the war, the Turkish participation in the Korean War has not received its due recognition sofar. The main purpose of this article is to study the Turkish participation with a focus on the motivation behind the Turkish participation and the first battle that the Turkish troop faced-the Battle of Kunuri.
This article gives an overview of the Turkish participation in the Korean War and introduces why this topic was chosen, what methodology has been employed for this study, and why this study is significant.
The first part of the main article rejects the previous notion that Turkey sent over its troops on ideological and humanitarian grounds. A careful study of the international and domestic circumstance of Turkey at the outset of the Korean War shows that Turkish decision to participate in the Korean War stemmed from the desire to facilitate its bid for a NATO membership.
The second part of the article reevaluates the Turkish role at the Battle of Kunuri based on a comparative analysis from Korean, American, and Turkish sources. It argues that their role has been traditionally misconstrued or underemphasized and that we need to rectify this situation by highlighting their contribution to this battle.
The conclusion of this article summarizes the main points of this study and then suggests further study on this subject in the future.
This article gives an overview of the Turkish participation in the Korean War and introduces why this topic was chosen, what methodology has been employed for this study, and why this study is significant.
The first part of the main article rejects the previous notion that Turkey sent over its troops on ideological and humanitarian grounds. A careful study of the international and domestic circumstance of Turkey at the outset of the Korean War shows that Turkish decision to participate in the Korean War stemmed from the desire to facilitate its bid for a NATO membership.
The second part of the article reevaluates the Turkish role at the Battle of Kunuri based on a comparative analysis from Korean, American, and Turkish sources. It argues that their role has been traditionally misconstrued or underemphasized and that we need to rectify this situation by highlighting their contribution to this battle.
The conclusion of this article summarizes the main points of this study and then suggests further study on this subject in the future.
목차
1. 머리말
2. 터키의 6ㆍ25전쟁 참전 동기
3. 군우리 전투에서의 터키군 활약
4. 맺음말
〈ABSTRACT〉
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윌리엄 스툭 / 2001 / 한국전쟁의 국제사(The Korean War–An International History) / 푸른역사
대한민국 국방부 / 2012 / 2012 국방백서 :282~285
국가보훈처 / 2007 / 형제의 나라, 한국과 터키 :13
김명섭 / 2004 / The Politics of Troop？Dispatch:Why Did the Europeans Send Their Boys to Korea? / The Korean Journal of Defense Analysis 16(2):227~251
서재만 / 1975 / 한국동란발발과 토이기의 외교정책 / 국제정치논총 15:119~131
대한민국 국방부 / 2012 / 2012 국방백서 :282~285
국가보훈처 / 2007 / 형제의 나라, 한국과 터키 :13
김명섭 / 2004 / The Politics of Troop？Dispatch:Why Did the Europeans Send Their Boys to Korea? / The Korean Journal of Defense Analysis 16(2):227~251
서재만 / 1975 / 한국동란발발과 토이기의 외교정책 / 국제정치논총 15:119~131
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