Video: Allies accused of germ bombing (at 1:06)

(Friday, February 22, 1952) — The Chinese Communist radio at Peiping charged today that Allied planes dropped “epidemic” germs including cholera along the Communist front lines and rear areas in Korea between Jan. 28 and Feb. 17. Continue reading Allies accused of germ bombing in Korea 60 years ago today (1952) →

Video: POW lists exchanged (at 3:29)

(Tuesday, December 18, 1951) — In a big step toward resolving difficilites over an armistice in the Korean War, the communists today turned over a list of 11,559 prisoners, 3,198 of them Americans, far short of United Nations estimates of 100,000 or more missing. The UN command handed the communists a list of 132,474 Chinese and North Korean prisoners.

Video: Truce line negotiations (at 8:24)

(Thursday, November 27, 1951) — Truce negotiators in the Korean War signed a ceasefire line agreement today, designating the 38th parallel as the demarcation line between North and South Korea.

Video: Truce talks resume (at 7:11)

(Thursday, October 25, 1951) — Allied and Communist negotiators resumed the Korean truce talks at Panmunjom today, appointing a subcommittee to study the deadlock on the position of a cease-fire line.

Korean War - PART 21, Prisoners of War [1], 6.25

(Saturday, June 23, 1951, 5:45 p.m. ET) — Jacob Malik, Russia’s chief delegate to the United Nations, called today for a Korean cease-fire conference.

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(Chinese Spring Offensive begins, April 22, 1951, @ 4:41)

(Wednesday, April 25, 1951) — Two major battles triggered by a major Chinese offensive three days ago, the Battle of the Imjin River and the Battle of Kapyong ended today during the Korean War.