When was south korea and north korea divided?
singleAnswer
the end of World War II in 1945
Division of Korea
north and south korea division
Division of Korea Korean conflict North Korea–South Korea relations Korean reunification Korean War Divided family List of border incidents involving North and South Korea North–South divide 38th parallel north Korean Demilitarized Zone
The <b>North</b> Korean land reform was ... in the new <b>South Korean</b> government. The Korean conflict is an ongoing conflict based on the <b>division</b> of Korea 
between <b>North</b> Korea and <b>South Korea</b>&nbsp;... On August 24, the Red Army entered Pyongyang and established a military 
government over <b>Korea north</b> of the&nbsp;... The current <b>division</b> of the Korean Peninsula is the result of decisions ... In June 
1950, troops from <b>North</b> Korea invaded <b>South Korea</b>. The <b>Korean</b> War was a war between <b>North Korea</b> (with the support of China and 
the Soviet Union) and&nbsp;... A divided family can be a close family unit or members of the wider family who 
are separated ... The <b>division</b> of the Korean peninsula is one of the last remaining 
relics of the Cold War. ... Many people in both <b>North</b> Korea and <b>South Korea</b> have 
lost contact with the rest of their family, and are unable to communicate with them
&nbsp;... The following is a list of border incidents involving <b>North and South Korea</b> since 
the Korean ... October 14, 1964: <b>South Korean</b> attempt an assassination of a 
<b>North</b> Korean military <b>division</b> commander. April 27, 1965: Two <b>North</b> Korean MiG
-17s&nbsp;... The <b>North</b>–South divide is a socio-economic and political <b>division</b> of Earth 
popularized in the ... Canada, all member states of the European Union, Israel, 
Japan, Singapore, <b>South Korea</b>, as well as Australia and New Zealand and four 
of the&nbsp;... See also: <b>Division</b> of Korea and Panmunjom ... the Southern sides, the <b>North</b> 
Korean Army crossed the parallel and invaded <b>South Korea</b>. The <b>Korean</b> Demilitarized Zone is a strip of land running across the <b>Korean</b> 
Peninsula. ... Both the <b>North</b> and the <b>South</b> remained dependent on their sponsor 
states from 1948 to the outbreak of the <b>Korean</b> War. ... The railway, which 
connects Seoul and Pyongyang, was called the Gyeongui Line before <b>division</b> in 
the 1940s.
1945
Division of Korea