After World War II, when the communist regime was finally established in China in 1949, the remaining goal for the world's communist forces was the Republic of Korea. Stalin and Kim Il-sung, who have been preoccupied with the expansion of the communist colony empire, have made every effort to stop the government establishment and founding process of the Republic of Korea. They did not try to acknowledge the existence of the Republic of Korea. In April 1946, Kim Il-sung already declared that North Korea was a "democratic base (=communist base)" and envisioned and promoted a revolution across the Korean Peninsula, saying that the role of the democratic base was to realize "democracy" in the entire Joseon Dynasty (Korean Peninsula). Kim Il-sung devoted himself to proceeding with the revolutionary base work for the communist revolution of South Korea in the North Joseon Dynasty and on the other hand, preventing the founding of the Republic of Korea and collapsing the launched government through South Korea's own revolutionary capabilities. South Korea's left-wing communist forces declared the anti-government People's Republic of Korea, demanded the "transfer of the regime," and persistently insisted on the "withdrawal of the U.S. military" and carried out. From the Daegu uprising in October 1946 to the February 7th Salvation Movement in February 1948, anti-Korean and communist movements based on armed violence were constantly carried out. The Korean War (June 25) was a war to stop the founding of the Republic of Korea. The representative struggle was the "April 3rd Incident," in which 1,500 armed mobs attacked 14 police stations in the province from April 3, 1948. Ahead of the May 10 election for the establishment of the government, it launched an all-out struggle to stop the establishment of the government. The slogan of the April 3rd incident was "Long live the People's Republic of Korea" and "Long live Stalin Daewonsoo." In the meantime, it was to launch an anti-American rescue struggle, oppose the election of the Republic of Korea and the establishment of a government, and punish Syngman Rhee. The April 3rd riots, organized and unfolded by the South Korean party forces under the direction of North Korean Deputy Prime Minister Park Heon-young and continued into the Korean War, were reported and supported by North Korea by Kim Dal-sam, head of the Jeju Party's military department. Kim Dal-sam even went to the Haeju Competition and shouted, "Long live the Soviet army and the genius leader Stalin Daewonsoo." Likewise, the military rebellion in Yeosu and Suncheon on October 19, 1948, after the founding of the Republic of Korea, was another struggle to destroy the Republic of Korea. They insisted on "the crushing of the Republic of Korea," "Long live the People's Republic," and "the withdrawal of the U.S. troops," and were rebels and riots by 2,500 left-wing communists in the military unit. They hoisted North Korean artificial flags everywhere, and all the citizens shouted to rise as the People's Army was already advancing southward after breaking through the 38th parallel. In that respect, the Korean War (6, 25) is clearly on the line of the October 1 Daegu Uprising, the February 7th Salvation Uprising, the April 3rd Uprising, and the October 19th Rebellion. The only goal was to stop the founding of the Republic of Korea and incorporate the Republic of Korea into the People's Republic led by Stalin and Kim Il-sung. The Korean War was nothing but to achieve the collapse and communism of the Republic of Korea, which could not be achieved through riots and guerrilla partisan struggles, through an all-out war supported by the Soviet Union and China. In particular, Kim Il-sung met Stalin and Mo Taek-dong and repeatedly emphasized the need for an all-out war, conveying that the partisan struggle alone cannot collapse the Republic of Korea. The Soviet Union provided North Korea with weapons and ammunition necessary for further training of the three divisions. 140 T-34 tanks, including reconnaissance planes and fighter jets, will also be supported at this time. In particular, the Soviet military torture was led by the North Korean military in civilian costumes, including Tas News Agency and Pruda correspondents, from the front to just before Invasion from North Korea. The Soviet fighter jet was launched through a Mig fighter plane marked by the People's Army of Korea in Chinese flight uniforms. Therefore, the Korean War, on the one hand, deserves to be called a secret war for the spread of communism planned by Stalin. For the war on the Korean Peninsula, China gathered 42,000 Koreans who were administered to the Chinese Liberation War, converted them into weapons provided by the Soviet Union, armed them, and assigned them to the Kim Il-sung Army. Overflowing with the war and revolutionary enthusiasm, they became the 5th, 6th, and 12th divisions of the Korean People's Army, some of which were assigned to the 4th Division and became the main players of the occupation of Seoul. Not only the North Korean army but also the Joseon army from China could not have any other goals except to advance toward the next revolution. China's communist revolution and the Korean Peninsula's communist revolution were a continuum. In preparation for the U.S. participation in the war, China organized 180,000 northeastern troops, including the 38, 39, and 40 troops of the 13th Northeast Field Army, and put them on standby in the northern part of the Yalu River. Therefore, even though the Korean War is clearly an all-out war of the communist system to crush the Republic of Korea and complete communism on the Korean Peninsula, it has fostered and spread in our society as an internal war or in suppressing the revolutionary demands of the people. In addition to the Soviet Union and North Korean-backed communists, no workers and farmers participated systematically or hierarchically, but they tried to drive class struggle and make it a war between revolutionary and counter-revolutionary forces even though there were no revolutionary reforms for communists. Moreover, the essence of the war is only a collaboration between Stalin, who wants to expand the satellite state or communist colony empire by communizing the entire Korean Peninsula, and Kim Il-sung, his faithful source of information. Nevertheless, scholars say that the evaluation that the Korean War was an expanded revolutionary war and an internal war with a class struggle character in the process of suppressing the demands of the people calling for a social revolution has gradually spread to our Korean society and broken it into an "objective" in Korean academia. The scholar's conclusions they believe in were as follows. "The nature of the fight was internal and revolutionary, and it began shortly after 1945 and proceeded under the logic of revolution and reaction. The initiation of the traditional battle in June 1950 is nothing more than a different way of continuing this war (B. Cumings, The Origins of the Korean War, 1981), but the Korean War (6, 25) was a struggle between revolutionary and reactionary forces, and it can be said to have eventually turned into an all-out war between 'revolutionary' North Korea. If so, it is only in the will of those who have the purpose of concluding so. The Korean War was an invasion war for communism in collusion with the world's communists, and only an all-out war of Kim Il-sung to stop and collapse the founding of the Republic of Korea. With the Korean War, the world realized the nature of communism. Nevertheless, it is surprising that the Korean War is a revolutionary war or a civil war, and the forces that protected the Republic of Korea as counter-revolutionary forces, or the United States and 16 allies who shed blood together to prevent the collapse of the Republic of Korea. It was only after overcoming the war of communist aggression by the world's communist forces through the Korean War that the Republic of Korea was able to lay the groundwork for its stable existence. Therefore, the Korean War was a war of full-scale aggression by communism to stop the founding of the Republic of Korea, and on the other hand, it was a war of protection of the world historical liberal democracy that the universal system of liberal democracy and market economy should be firmly observed. The Korean War is a war of great significance in human world history. It is a war that opened the door for about 100 years after Marxist communism emerged in earnest in 1848, and began to be completely blocked and rolled back by democracy and market economy forces. The Korean War was the third harshest and most terrible war in human world history. The war alone killed an average of 300,000 soldiers per year, the third-largest number of victims after World War II and World War I. In addition, the death toll reached about 1 million, making it the sixth largest war in the history of human history. With the Korean War, the free and democratic world clearly saw the nature of communism, which was not known because it was crazy in Stalin's process of expanding the communist colony and in the process of Mo Taek-dong's occupation of China. From that time on, containment and pressure against communism, a system of evil, began at the global level. And the final result was concluded by the reform and opening of China in 1978, the Doimoi of Vietnam after 1986, and the dissolution of East Germany, Eastern Europe, and the Soviet Union after 1990. However, North Korea of Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il is still resisting the path of universal private freedom, democracy, and prosperity. This is because of the purpose of protecting the autocratic hereditary system, not the people and the people. As a result, half of the Korean Peninsula has become the world's worst problematic country and has created the most anti-national system in 5,000 years of national history. Meanwhile, the Republic of Korea, which survived the Korean War, has since completed the success model of the global universal system of prosperity based on democracy and market economy. He paid off the debt to the world that protected the country and system with the words "Miracle" and "Dragon on the Han River," and created a model for other developing countries to go. This is the essence of the Korean War (6, 25) over 50 years ago, which is evidenced by the history of the past 50 years.
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