Various events in South Korea during Korean War as truce is being negotiated

General Mark Clark meets with UN advisors at Seoul Airport to discuss a ceasefire, despite challenges with South Korean cooperation and the return of North Korean prisoners. Escaped prisoners are integrating into South Korean society, while demonstrations mark the Korean War's third anniversary. President Syngman Rhee remains firm against the proposed truce, highlighting the challenges faced by the UN.

What was General Mark Clark's main concern during his meeting at Seoul Airport?

• Returning North Korean prisoners

• Planning a military offensive

• Ensuring South Korean cooperation

• Negotiating a trade agreement

How did the South Korean villagers respond to the escaped North Korean prisoners?

• They ignored them

• They imprisoned them again

• They integrated them into their society

• They sent them back to North Korea

What was the potential consequence of the UN trying to recapture the escaped prisoners?

• Economic sanctions

• International support

• Increased violence

• A peaceful resolution

What was President Syngman Rhee's stance on the proposed truce settlement?

• He fully supported it

• He wanted to negotiate further

• He opposed it and wanted to continue fighting

• He was indifferent

What event was being marked by demonstrations in Seoul?

• The end of World War II

• The election of a new president

• The third anniversary of the Korean War

• The signing of a peace treaty