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Therapy Offer for Those crushed by North-South Korea Reunion
The South Korean Red Cross said today it was offering therapy and counselling to hundreds of people who took part in a recent, emotionally fraught reunion with North Korean relatives they hadn't seen in 60 years.
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Families Gather for Rare North, South Korea Reunion
Close to 400 South Koreans, many of them elderly and nearly all in a state of fevered anticipation, gathered today before crossing into North Korea for a rare reunion with separated family members.
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South Korea Wants Reunions a Priority at Upcoming Talks With North Korea
South Korea wants to discuss the reunion of families separated by the Korean War in talks expected soon with North Korea, the South's Unification Ministry said on Monday, after a surprise high-level visit by North Korean envoys at the weekend.
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Bittersweet tears as divided Koreans meet after 60 years
Several hundred elderly South and North Korean relatives clung to each-other, rocking and weeping, as they met for the first time in 60 years on Thursday at a reunion for families divided by the Korean War.
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Therapy Offer for Those crushed by North-South Korea Reunion
The South Korean Red Cross said today it was offering therapy and counselling to hundreds of people who took part in a recent, emotionally fraught reunion with North Korean relatives they hadn't seen in 60 years.
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Families Gather for Rare North, South Korea Reunion
Close to 400 South Koreans, many of them elderly and nearly all in a state of fevered anticipation, gathered today before crossing into North Korea for a rare reunion with separated family members.
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South Korea Wants Reunions a Priority at Upcoming Talks With North Korea
South Korea wants to discuss the reunion of families separated by the Korean War in talks expected soon with North Korea, the South's Unification Ministry said on Monday, after a surprise high-level visit by North Korean envoys at the weekend.
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Bittersweet tears as divided Koreans meet after 60 years
Several hundred elderly South and North Korean relatives clung to each-other, rocking and weeping, as they met for the first time in 60 years on Thursday at a reunion for families divided by the Korean War.
