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Bradlaugh: New page: '''Pyongyang''' is the capital city of North Kopea. Category:Capital Cities

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New page: '''Pyongyang''' is the capital city of North Kopea. Category:Capital Cities

New page

'''Pyongyang''' is the capital city of [[North Kopea]].

[[Category:Capital Cities]]

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 In the [[Korean War]], Pyongyang Airport was the target of the first [[US Navy]] airstrike of the war.<ref>''Air Combat: An Oral History of Fighter Pilots'', by Robert F. Dorr, Penguin Books, 2006</ref>  [[B-29 Superfortress|B-29s]] attacked Pyongyang several times over the course of the war, and on at least two occasions dropped incendiary bombs in an effort to burn the city.  However, both raids were in January 1952, and the snow on the roofs limited the bombs' effectiveness.<ref>''B-29 Superfortress Units of the Korean War'', by Robert F. Dorr, Osprey Publishing, 2003</ref>
 ==References==
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 [[Category:Capital Cities]]
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−	'''Pyongyang''' ([[Hangul]]: 평양 직할시) is the capital city of [[North Korea]], and also incidently the most populous, and wealthy city in the impoverished nation. It is located stradling the Taedong River, and has a supposed population of 3,225,388.<ref>http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic/sources/census/2010_PHC/North_Korea/2008_North_Korea_Census.pdf</ref>.	+	'''Pyongyang''' ([[Hangul]]: 평양 직할시) is the capital city of [[North Korea]], and also incidently the most populous, and wealthy city in the impoverished nation. It is located stradling the Taedong River, and has a supposed population of 3,225,388.<ref>http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic/sources/census/2010_PHC/North_Korea/2008_North_Korea_Census.pdf</ref>

	In the [[Korean War]], Pyongyang Airport was the target of the first [[US Navy]] airstrike of the war.<ref>''Air Combat: An Oral History of Fighter Pilots'', by Robert F. Dorr, Penguin Books, 2006</ref> [[B-29 Superfortress\|B-29s]] attacked Pyongyang several times over the course of the war, and on at least two occasions dropped incendiary bombs in an effort to burn the city. However, both raids were in January 1952, and the snow on the roofs limited the bombs' effectiveness.<ref>''B-29 Superfortress Units of the Korean War'', by Robert F. Dorr, Osprey Publishing, 2003</ref>		In the [[Korean War]], Pyongyang Airport was the target of the first [[US Navy]] airstrike of the war.<ref>''Air Combat: An Oral History of Fighter Pilots'', by Robert F. Dorr, Penguin Books, 2006</ref> [[B-29 Superfortress\|B-29s]] attacked Pyongyang several times over the course of the war, and on at least two occasions dropped incendiary bombs in an effort to burn the city. However, both raids were in January 1952, and the snow on the roofs limited the bombs' effectiveness.<ref>''B-29 Superfortress Units of the Korean War'', by Robert F. Dorr, Osprey Publishing, 2003</ref>

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−	'''Pyongyang''' ([[Hangul]]: 평양 직할시) is the capital city of [[North Korea]].	+	'''Pyongyang''' ([[Hangul]]: 평양 직할시) is the capital city of [[North Korea]], and also incidently the most populous, and wealthy city in the impoverished nation. It is located stradling the Taedong River, and has a supposed population of 3,225,388.<ref>http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic/sources/census/2010_PHC/North_Korea/2008_North_Korea_Census.pdf</ref>.

	In the [[Korean War]], Pyongyang Airport was the target of the first [[US Navy]] airstrike of the war.<ref>''Air Combat: An Oral History of Fighter Pilots'', by Robert F. Dorr, Penguin Books, 2006</ref> [[B-29 Superfortress\|B-29s]] attacked Pyongyang several times over the course of the war, and on at least two occasions dropped incendiary bombs in an effort to burn the city. However, both raids were in January 1952, and the snow on the roofs limited the bombs' effectiveness.<ref>''B-29 Superfortress Units of the Korean War'', by Robert F. Dorr, Osprey Publishing, 2003</ref>		In the [[Korean War]], Pyongyang Airport was the target of the first [[US Navy]] airstrike of the war.<ref>''Air Combat: An Oral History of Fighter Pilots'', by Robert F. Dorr, Penguin Books, 2006</ref> [[B-29 Superfortress\|B-29s]] attacked Pyongyang several times over the course of the war, and on at least two occasions dropped incendiary bombs in an effort to burn the city. However, both raids were in January 1952, and the snow on the roofs limited the bombs' effectiveness.<ref>''B-29 Superfortress Units of the Korean War'', by Robert F. Dorr, Osprey Publishing, 2003</ref>

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−	'''Pyongyang''' is the capital city of [[North Korea]].	+	'''Pyongyang''' ([[Hangul]]: 평양 직할시) is the capital city of [[North Korea]].

	In the [[Korean War]], Pyongyang Airport was the target of the first [[US Navy]] airstrike of the war.<ref>''Air Combat: An Oral History of Fighter Pilots'', by Robert F. Dorr, Penguin Books, 2006</ref> [[B-29 Superfortress\|B-29s]] attacked Pyongyang several times over the course of the war, and on at least two occasions dropped incendiary bombs in an effort to burn the city. However, both raids were in January 1952, and the snow on the roofs limited the bombs' effectiveness.<ref>''B-29 Superfortress Units of the Korean War'', by Robert F. Dorr, Osprey Publishing, 2003</ref>		In the [[Korean War]], Pyongyang Airport was the target of the first [[US Navy]] airstrike of the war.<ref>''Air Combat: An Oral History of Fighter Pilots'', by Robert F. Dorr, Penguin Books, 2006</ref> [[B-29 Superfortress\|B-29s]] attacked Pyongyang several times over the course of the war, and on at least two occasions dropped incendiary bombs in an effort to burn the city. However, both raids were in January 1952, and the snow on the roofs limited the bombs' effectiveness.<ref>''B-29 Superfortress Units of the Korean War'', by Robert F. Dorr, Osprey Publishing, 2003</ref>

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	'''Pyongyang''' is the capital city of [[North Korea]].		'''Pyongyang''' is the capital city of [[North Korea]].
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		+	In the [[Korean War]], Pyongyang Airport was the target of the first [[US Navy]] airstrike of the war.<ref>''Air Combat: An Oral History of Fighter Pilots'', by Robert F. Dorr, Penguin Books, 2006</ref> [[B-29 Superfortress\|B-29s]] attacked Pyongyang several times over the course of the war, and on at least two occasions dropped incendiary bombs in an effort to burn the city. However, both raids were in January 1952, and the snow on the roofs limited the bombs' effectiveness.<ref>''B-29 Superfortress Units of the Korean War'', by Robert F. Dorr, Osprey Publishing, 2003</ref>
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		+	==References==
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	[[Category:Capital Cities]]		[[Category:Capital Cities]]
		+	[[Category:Korea]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:14, January 5, 2009
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−	'''Pyongyang''' is the capital city of [[North ~~Kopea~~]].	+	'''Pyongyang''' is the capital city of [[North Korea]].

	[[Category:Capital Cities]]		[[Category:Capital Cities]]