Medical Support Provided by the UN’s Scandinavian Allies during the Korean War
Sekwon JEONG,
You-ki MIN,
Sangduk LEE
Abstract:The humanitarian motivation of medical support from the three Scandinavian countries during the Korean War cannot be doubted, but the countries also had to be politically sensitive during this period. The fact that these countries only dispatched medical support, and that the team was not only for military purpose but also intended to help the civilians is a different point from the U.S. military medical support, which distinguished military medical support that is the U.S. Eighth Army, from the civilian treat… Show more
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