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 | | Actually, the unification of Korea is now further away, not closer, than it was on the eve of the war, and if it is that much more remote we have the war to thank for that. |
 | | One might add that the unification of Korea, given the continued existence of either of the two present Korean regimes (let alone of both together), is realizable only in the dream world or as a shambles which would make the horror of Korea today look like serenity itself. |
 | | If, then, as the apologists so lamely say today, the aim of the war was to teach the aggressor a lesson – the war was fought, the land desolated, the economy destroyed, the mass graves and the unknown graves filled, the blood of the maimed and wounded drained, for nothing. |
| www.marxists.org /history/etol/newspape/ni/vol19/no04/notm.htm (4321 words) |
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