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Shortly after the end of World War II, the political situation throughout the Pacific was highly volatile. After the expulsion of the Japanese occupiers, the efforts of the colonial powers to restore the original territories, which they shamelessly controlled in the pre-war period, began. However, the long and bloody war made its heroes, who were no longer willing to submit to the world's great powers, and thus stood at the head of resistance organizations and united the people for the common good. The United Kingdom recognized the gravity of the situation and responded to growing opposition to its government by agreeing to the independence of its Indian colony. This message then spread throughout the Eastern Hemisphere as a symbol of independence and sovereignty, supporting other independence fighters.

A brief overview of the war on the Korean peninsula.