These stories display the relevance of teaching about the Korean War by showing the effects of the war on current events. The Canadian Broadcast Corporation maintains this site detailing Canadian involvement in the Korean War. In addition to articles, interviews, and links, the site offers an online exhibit of Chinese and United Nations propaganda leaflets. A special Radio Canada feature allows students to hear actual radio broadcasts from the war. The Land of the Morning Calm offers articles, pictures, and videos describing military service and involvement in Korea both past and present.
Articles give students a framework for military service by U.S. soldiers in South Korea.
Photographs and videos pertain mainly to current operations in Korea, notably the repatriation of U.S. soldiers whose remains were found in North Korea. A useful resource for lesson plans, this site provides transcripts of major documents dealing with the Korean War. The documents are arranged chronologically, and long documents such as the armistice have hyperlinks for easier navigation. Sources from events both before and after the war are also present, as are links to Korean newspapers and other information on Korea. The Korean History Project seeks to make Korean history and culture available online.