Most Americans don't know the Korean War, which deeply impacted a people with a shared history stretching back millennia. *Memory of Forgotten War* explores the human toll of war through the intimate stories of four Korean Americans. Their experiences cover the entire war: its beginning and the daily fight for survival, being separated from family on either side of the DMZ, the devastation left on Korea, and their journey to the United States. Each survivor finds reunion with relatives in North Korea, powerfully illustrating the impact of forty years of family separation. Their stories show that war doesn't end for civilians when fighting stops, and hint at the futures of many others displaced by conflict today.
