Title: From the Danube to the Yalu.
Authors: Clark, Mark W. 1896-1984
Publisher: Harper
Year: 1954
Subjects: Korean War, 1950-1953.
Abstract: "From the Danube to the Yalu is General Clark's personal story of his seven years of almost constant struggle with the Communists in the battlefield and at the conference table--a struggle which began when he first came face to face with Soviet duplicity as U.S. High Commissioner for Austria in 1945..."
Contents: Negotiating with the Russians -- Two years of Cold War -- Stateside post -- The Koje Island mutiny -- How our Communist POWs ran their camps -- Stalemate: 1952-53 -- The face of the enemy -- The armistice talks begin -- The job in Japan: changing our status from conquerors to allies -- Our Korean ally -- President Rhee and the Japanese -- Building the ROK Army -- Our manpower shortage -- The war of the propaganda front -- A United Nations effort -- The Eisenhower visit -- "Little Switch" -- The rocky road to the armistice -- Inside the Communists' prison camps -- The over-all picture in Asia.