The treaty that ended the Korean War created the separate countries of North Korea and South Korea, with the 38th parallel as the border.
FORGET THIS ANSWER LEFT BEHIND ANOTHER PERSON THIS IS THE ANSWER YOU WANT! they separated in 1945
After world War II, that finished on 1945 , in 1948 Korea was spilt into two separate nations, North Korea and South Korea
Germany was divided into two separate nations following World War I: East Germany and West Germany.
Vietnam was divided into two separate nations
It might be argued it is also divided into two nations by Capitalism: North & South Korea. And no, before you get excited I am not in any way suggesting the folks in the north are better off, manifestly they are not. Neither am I content in the idea of North Korea being a Communist country, it is, was, ruled by a despot.
One European and two Asian nations were divided: East & West Germany; North & South Vietnam; North & South Korea.
There are two nations on the Korean peninsula because after the Korean War, Korea was divided into two different nations, namely North Korea and South Korea.
After world War II, that finished on 1945 , in 1948 Korea was spilt into two separate nations, North Korea and South Korea
Republic of Korea (South), Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North)
Germany was divided into two separate nations following World War I: East Germany and West Germany.
Korea is the territory that eventually divided into a southern and northern state. The division occurred along the 38th parallel after World War II, resulting in the establishment of South Korea and North Korea as separate nations.
This is due to the Korean War in which both North and South Korea claim to be the legitimate government of Korea. The Korean Demilitarized Zone along the 38th Parallel now separate the two sides but no permanent peace treaty has been signed.
There are several possible answers. Korea, which was divided into North Korea and South Korea following World War 2. Vietnam, which was divided into North Vietnam and South Vietnam following the first Indochina war. Following the Vietnam War, they returned to being one country. India, which was divided into India and Pakistan (East Pakistan and West Pakistan). Later, Pakistan became two separate countries, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Vietnam was divided into two separate nations
Vietnam was divided into two separate nations
Vietnam was divided into two separate nations
Vietnam was divided into two separate nations
After the first Indochina war, Vietnam was divided into two nations, North Vietnam (Communist) and South Vietnam (anti-Communist), based on the Geneva Accord. After South Vietnam's army fell at the end of the Vietnam War, the two countries became one.Note: Korea was also divided into two nations following World War 2, but the division was based on plans developed by the United Nations which partitioned the country along the 38th parallel, with the Soviet Union adminstering the northern part and the United States administering the southern part. The politics of the Cold War resulted in the 1948 establishment of two separate governments, North Korea and South Korea.