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Let's say in 1950 or so Mao dies due to a heart attack and China is a beset by a succession crisis which paralyzes its foreign policy at a crucial moment, thus it does not intervene in late 1950 against the UN force approaching the Yalu. Thus by early 1951 the North Korean regime is finished and the RoK flag flies over all of Korea.
What happens in East Asia afterwards with a unified US aligned Korea ? Does the US get more gun-ho about direct interventions against Communism afterwards? Is there changes for the First Indochina war?
What happens in East Asia afterwards with a unified US aligned Korea ? Does the US get more gun-ho about direct interventions against Communism afterwards? Is there changes for the First Indochina war?