Below are descriptions of some of the documents found in the Dwight D.Eisenhower Library manuscript collection relating to the Korean War. The hyper link to the right will lead you to an image of the actual document, and indicates how many pages that particular item is.
Presidential candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower makes 1952 campaign pledge, “I shall go to Korea.” (Speech, October 24, 1952. Presidential Papers of Dwight D. Eisenhower. 6 pages.)
Public opinion on the Korean War, 1953 (Memorandum on recent polls, June 2, 1953. C.D. Jackson Records. 2 pages.)
President Eisenhower’s thoughts on the eve of the Korean Armistice signing (Staff note, August 6, 1953. Records of the White House Staff Secretary.
2 pages.)The President's hand-edited draft of his public statement on the occasion of the Armistice, July 26, 1953 (Papers of James C. Hagerty. 3 pages.)
President Eisenhower on his administration's post-Armistice policy toward Korea (Staff note, January 5, 1954. Records of the White House Staff Secretary. 1 page.)
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