[full] 밀착 기록, 계엄의 밤 | 추적60분 1391회 KBS 241206 방송

The speaker declares a state of emergency to protect South Korea from the threat of North Korean communist forces and to suppress pro-North anti-state forces.

Police forces are deployed to maintain order as tensions rise near the National Assembly building.

Security is heightened around the Presidential office, with police restricting access and controlling movement.

Military helicopters are dispatched as armed forces prepare to enter the National Assembly building, leading to clashes with citizens and lawmakers.

The state of emergency is declared and lifted within a short period, bringing relief and raising questions about the situation.

Exploration of emergency situations and the emergence of political crises in modern Korean history.

The first military coup in South Korea occurred in 1948 with the Yeosu-Suncheon Incident, leading to a series of 17 proclamations to maintain power.

Military rule expanded nationwide after the death of President Park Chung-hee, with a focus on regional and global influences.

Allegations of military involvement in politics, including suspicions of coups and the suppression of democratic processes.

Civilian resistance against military actions, including protests and demands for accountability and democratic processes.