The Korean War took place from 1950 to 1953 between the communistic North Korea, supported by China and Russia, and the Western-oriented South Korea, which was supported by the United Nations (UN). The war ended with a truce between the fighting parties, but a peace treaty was never signed. Around 2 million people lost their lives during this war, including tens of thousands UN soldiers.
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