让冷战保持冷酷:朝鲜,1966-1976 年

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Nicholas Evan Sarantakes
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冷战期间,美国战略领导人必须处理全球各地的政策和问题。主要战场在欧洲,但其他地区也需要关注。朝鲜就是一个重要的地区。从 20 世纪 60 年代中期到 70 年代中期,朝鲜半岛一直处于冲突的边缘,因为朝鲜发起了一系列合法的战争行动。韩国政府官员强烈希望做出军事回应,但美国政府领导人拒绝了。华盛顿的官员们认识到了美国当时力量的局限性,并设计了旨在维持现状的应对措施。美国如何处理其在不太重要的地区所采取的行动是冷战大历史中的一个篇章。许多历史学家都认为,第三世界在冷战的发展中扮演了关键角色,但美国在朝鲜的行动却表明了一些更为复杂的问题。知道何时介入,何时限制损失,对于美国如何处理冷战外围事件至关重要。
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Keeping the Cold War Cold: Korea, 1966–1976
During the Cold War, U.S. strategic leaders had to deal with policies and issues in every part of the globe. The main theater was in Europe, but there were other regions that demanded attention. Korea was an important one. From the mid-1960s to the mid-1970s, the peninsula was on the brink of conflict as North Korea initiated a series of operations that were legitimate acts of war. There was a strong desire among South Korean government officials for a military response, but U.S. government leaders said no. Officials in Washington recognized the limits of U.S. power at the time, and designed their responses to maintain the status quo. The story of how the United States handled its undertakings in areas of marginal importance was a chapter in the larger history of the Cold War. A number of historians have suggested that the Third World played a key role in shaping developments in the Cold War, but U.S. actions in Korea indicate something a bit more complicated. Knowing when to become involved and when to limit losses was crucial in how the United States managed events along the periphery of the Cold War.
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