Britain's Korean War

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The book explores Britain's role in the Korean War, highlighting its position as a junior partner in a Cold War conflict involving major powers. It examines the complexities of the Anglo-American relationship, detailing key figures like Attlee and Truman, and their differing military strategies. British concerns about a potential escalation into a third world war and the perceived threat from the US are emphasized. Additionally, the narrative addresses fears surrounding returning prisoners of war influenced by communist ideologies, making it crucial for understanding Cold War dynamics in British and US foreign policy.