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In page North Korea–United States relations:

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Each half was polarized politically: the USSR-backed North was led by the Communist Party, while U.S. General John Hodge handpicked far-right Syngman Rhee to lead the South.[5] Initial talks in 1945–6 to achieve a unified, independent Korea were not successful.[citation needed] The U.S. petitioned the United Nations to find a resolution, and the UN concluded that elections should be held.[5] In reality, only the South held an election, as the North refused to allow UN officials entry to supervise the election. Syngman Rhee was officially elected after ruling the South for several years already, and in turn Stalin's regime appointed Communist Kim Il-Sung without an election.[6]