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FEATURED ARTICLE from The Boston Globe Separation Pains On the Korean Peninsula
PANMUNJOM, North Korea -- The North Korean colonel talking with American journalists during a recent government-sponsored tour grabbed one of the reporters by the waist and squeezed forcefully with both hands. 'It hurts, right?" Colonel Kang Ho Sop, 57, said with a grimace. ''That's how it feels to be cut in half." More than half a century after the Korean peninsula was severed in two, the pain of being a divided nation gnaws at millions of people on both sides of the Demilitarized Zone that separates North and South Korea. ... Full article |
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