At the end of World War II, the Soviet Union organized a communist "North Korea" and the United States established a democratic "South Korea."

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The division of Korea into North and South was a result of post-World War II arrangements, where the Soviet Union influenced the establishment of a communist regime in the North, while the United States supported a democratic government in the South.

At the End of World War II, the Soviet Union