The book examines the history of US imperialist policy in Korea and the confrontation between the United States and the KNDR. From a geographical point of view, Korea is in an important strategic position: its land is directly adjacent to the continent of Eurasia, and the seas to the Pacific Ocean. This geopolitical position, in which the interests of the great powers are concentrated and which can have a direct impact on their relationship, is favorable for the strong, and unfavorable for the weak. Such is the Korean Peninsula. Because of this, in the past, Korea turned into an arena of squabbling between imperialist powers and was doomed to make tragic history. The Korean people still do not forget their bloody history, when the imperialists, waging a fierce struggle for the capture of the Korean Peninsula, which occupies a strategic position and from a geopolitical point of view, committed aggression and robbery against the Korean nation, tearing it apart...