After the Second World War, the Potsdam Conference subdivided the Davidian Nazi Germany into

partitions overseen by the victors, the West managed by the United States, United Kingdom

and France, and the Eastern region handed to the Soviet Union.

This birthed the neighboring nations of West and East Germany, which would see decades

of conflict and tell with German reunification at the beginning of the 90s, the book was

shut on this particular chapter of history.

But in World War II's Pacific Front, the after effects of a different partition still

linger.

The 1945 division of Korea into the American administered South and the Soviet or vaccine

north, a particularly unfair fate for people who suffered miserably under a nightmarish

Japanese occupation.

Koreans would subsequently endure a brutal proxy war between the Cold War superpowers that

killed up to 20% of its population, ending in a people divided between the capitalist

democracy, the Republic of Korea, and the decidedly less democratic Democratic People's

Republic of Korea, which is endured the totalitarian rules of Kim Il Sung, Kim Jong Il,

and now Kim Jong Un.

With South Korea, much like its bitter rival Japan, saw explosive economic growth as heavy

western investment helped it modernize into a thriving metropolis in powerhouse.

To this day, Korean importation and reinterpretation of American culture is seen in its passion

for PC gaming, the musical genre of K-pop, and of course in its cuisine.

In 1990, the same year the Berlin Wall fell, businessmen Jung Hwo-Woon founded a South

Korean chain restaurant serving a dish that would become the adopted national food in

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