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The 29 pages that link to Korean Demilitarized Zone, each with the reason it gives.

• Korean WarBroader topic: It follows the ceasefire line and remains the heavily guarded boundary between the two states.

• Kim Il SungRelated: The division Kim's government defended after the Korean War remains embodied in this boundary.

• Division of KoreaBroader topic: The Korean War armistice replaced the earlier occupation line with a heavily guarded military frontier.

• Korean PeninsulaBroader topic: It marks the heavily guarded land boundary separating the two states.

• North KoreaBroader topic: It marks the military boundary between North and South Korea.

• Korean reunificationBroader topic: It embodies the military boundary a political settlement would have to address.

• Kim Dae-jungRelated: The heavily armed boundary remained in place despite the diplomatic opening Kim pursued.

• Korean Armistice AgreementBroader topic: The agreement required opposing forces to withdraw from the Military Demarcation Line, creating this zone.

• North Korean defectorsRelated: Its fortifications make direct crossings rare, pushing most escape routes through China.

• KoreaBroader topic: It marks the military boundary that still divides the peninsula.

• Korean People's ArmyRelated: KPA forces face South Korean forces across this heavily militarized frontier.

• PyongyangRelated: The zone embodies the peninsula’s division that made Pyongyang a rival capital.

• Han RiverRelated: The Han River estuary lies near the heavily restricted inter-Korean boundary.

• Democratic People's Republic of KoreaBroader topic: The zone marks the armistice boundary that separates the state from South Korea.

• South Korea–United States relationsBroader topic: The alliance operates in the tense security environment created by this dividing line.

• Gyeonggi ProvinceRelated: The zone runs along Gyeonggi’s northern edge, shaping its security and land use.

• Korean national identityBroader topic: The border gives physical form to the unresolved split within Korean national identity.

• KaesongNarrower topic: The zone defines the modern border context in which Kaesong lies.

• NampoCompared with: Unlike the militarized southern frontier, Nampo’s coast faces maritime routes across the Yellow Sea.

• North Hwanghae ProvinceRelated: The province's southern edge approaches this division of the peninsula.

• South Pyongan ProvinceCompared with: Unlike provinces near the armistice line, South Pyongan lies in the North’s western interior.

• Chagang ProvinceCompared with: Unlike Chagang’s northern boundary, it marks North Korea’s militarized southern border.

• Gangwon ProvinceRelated: Its eastern section crosses the northern part of Gangwon’s historic territory.

• South Hwanghae ProvinceRelated: Its northern boundary runs near the province’s southern edge.

• WonsanNarrower topic: The armistice that ended fighting around Wonsan left Korea divided along this boundary.

• History of South KoreaBroader topic: The border’s fortified geography makes the unresolved division tangible.

• Paik Sun-yupRelated: The armistice line that Paik’s forces fought near became the basis for this divided frontier.

• PajuRelated: The zone forms Paju’s northern edge and limits movement across the border.

• YeonpyeongdoNarrower topic: The Northern Limit Line is a separate, maritime feature of the wider armistice system.