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8 April, 12:05

How did the Cold War effect North Korea

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    It lead to the soviet union and communist china to intervene into the country and assist it in military matters in the invasion of South Korea. It destabilized the zone into two sides one being the Communist of the East and The Capitalist of the West mainly being America.
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