Remembering the Forgotten War

Remembering the Forgotten War

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The Korean war 1950-53 was both a proxy war between the powers of Communism and Capitalism and Democracy, and a civil war in a country on the other side of the world that most Americans had never heard of.
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Aera is a North Korean little girl who grew up with her older brother, Minjun, and her very close cousin, Haneul. The three of them are really close, and Aera is just a little child who has no idea about the regime she is living in. However, even though Minjun was happy with this regime, Haneul was not. One day, a civil war breaks out, and Haneul sees it as an opportunity to flee to South Korea with Aera and fight for it, while Minjun, already a North Korean soldier, decides to fight on the communist side and keep his loyalty. Both men are now fighting over the little girl because they each want to keep her for what they believe is for her own good. Haneul wants her to live with him on the capitalist side and live a life of freedom, while the other wants to keep her from this fate. What will Aera do? Who will she choose to be with between her 2 relatives, especially when she has no idea about the political problems happening in the country? (Part of the story is inspired by another story I read)

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