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Koreans separated for more than 50 years reunite
Lee Dong-un cried and held the hands of his 60-year-old North Korean daughter Saturday during their first meeting in more than half a century. They were one of hundreds of families reuniting as part of a program revived by Pyongyang in an effort to ease tensions with South Korea. The meeting was bittersweet for Lee, who left behind his pregnant wife and daughter, then 2 years old, in North Korea when he fled to the South during the Korean War. The 84-year-old burst into tears after his daughter told him his pregnant wife was killed when a bomb fell on her North Korean town. You can read the rest here.
Koreans separated for more than 50 years reunite - Yahoo! News |
In other news, there need to be more reunions for Koryo-saram living in former Soviet countries.
While some non-Koreans believed that there will be a new world war between North and South Korea happening this year's summertime. Boy, they were extremely wrong about this to think like that. |
These reunions are really heart warming, although they should be allowed released to South Korea.
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Yeah your right i think i heard about a story smiler to this a few months ago.
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