Massive entanglement, marginal influence
"In 1979-80, Korean president Park Chung Hee was assassinated, a new strongman seized power, student protests were crushed, and military brutality in Kwangju City provoked a massive civil uprising. Throughout the turmoil the United States sought to uphold constitutional rule and pressed for democrat…
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