South Korea
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After World War II, the 38th parallel was adopted as a dividing line separating the Korean Peninsula into two occupation zones. The northern zone was occupied by troops of the Soviet Army, the southern by those of the United States. This separation was simply a convenience to prevent accidental engagements between the two armies and was never intended to constitute a final border. However, a communist-style government was installed in the northern zone, followed by the...
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