The Korean War
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The Korean War

by Max Hastings

History
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Max Hastings' The Korean War offers a thorough historical analysis of the conflict that shaped modern geopolitics. Spanning 389 pages in this 1988 reprint paperback from Simon & Schuster, it explores the war's strategic and human dimensions. Ideal for readers interested in 20th-century military history, with ISBN 067166834X.

About This Book

The Korean War, authored by Max Hastings, provides a detailed examination of one of the most significant conflicts of the 20th century. Published by Simon & Schuster, this 389-page paperback edition was released on October 15, 1988, as a reprint.

With an MSRP of $11.03, the book is bound in paperback and available in English. It carries the ISBN 067166834X and ISBN13 9780671668341, with an additional ISBN 9781501131905 for another print binding.

Hastings, a renowned historian, draws on extensive research to cover the war's origins, key events, and aftermath. The narrative highlights the geopolitical tensions that defined the era.

Stored in the History section, this edition notes that the book cover image may differ from the actual book. It remains a valuable resource for understanding Cold War dynamics.

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