The Korean War: Challenges In Crisis, Credibility And Command

by Burton I. Kaufman

This concise and cogent text is a history of America's diplomatic and military involvement in the Korean War. Carrying the themes of crisis, credibility, and command throughout the book, the author emphasizes the diplomatic and political setting of the conflict, both domestically and internationally.

Genres: History

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

About the author

Burton I. Kaufman is a Professor Emeritus for the History Department in the Miami University of Ohio.

Reviews

[Nikolas Toner]

Pretty good. Very frustrating how we (America) are just so dumb and bad at everything