KOREAN ARMISTICE SIGNED

The transcript discusses the hope for an end to the Korean conflict, highlighting the United Nations' response to aggression and the prolonged truce negotiations at Panmunjom. It details the eventual signing of a truce and expresses cautious optimism for a peaceful future in Korea.

What was the initial response to the aggression in Korea?

• It was supported by neighboring countries.

• It was promptly met and resisted by United Nations forces.

• It was met with a diplomatic protest.

• It was ignored by the international community.

What was a major issue that delayed the armistice during the truce negotiations?

• The involvement of additional countries.

• The lack of communication between parties.

• The prisoner of war question.

• The location of the negotiations.

Where did the truce negotiations take place?

• Tokyo

• Seoul

• Beijing

• Panmunjom

What is the sentiment expressed about the future prospects in Korea after the truce?

• Fear of immediate conflict.

• Guarded optimism.

• Complete certainty of peace.

• Indifference to the outcome.

What opportunity does the signing of the truce provide?

• A complete withdrawal of all troops.

• An end to all military activities worldwide.

• A chance for a final settlement.

• A new beginning for international relations.