Human Wave attacks

Key term for AQA GCSE History, used in The Cold War: East and West (1945–1972).

Definition

A Chinese military tactic in Korea using massed infantry at night to overwhelm UN firepower.

Exam Context

Human Wave attacks appears in AQA GCSE History revision content for Wider World Depth Studies, especially The Cold War: East and West (1945–1972) and Significance of Asia.

Wider World Depth Studies The Cold War: East and West (1945–1972)Significance of Asia

Found in Revision Notes

Wider World Depth Studies

Significance of Asia

The Cold War: East and West (1945–1972) • Significance of Asia

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