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Where North and South Korea Meet: On TV

Published on: Wednesday 08 May 2019

Sohn had traveled by train from Japan to Germany, via Korea, China and Russia. “Right now, South Korea is an island,” Shin said. “But it wasn’t always that way. It’s because the peninsula was divided. ...

News source: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/08/magazine/korea-tv-reunification.html

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