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“Inscription of ‘Separated Families’ as a Documentary Heritage Will Be a ‘Litmus’ for Inter-Korean Relations”

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“I am looking for my younger siblings in the North. Address at the time of separation: 380, Maejang-ri, Bukjung-myeon, Yongcheon-gun, North Pyongan Province. Father Hong Seok-tae (born 1907), Mother Shin Geum-seon (born 1908), Siblings Eung-su (born 1937), Eung-sam (born 1940).” Mr. Hong Eung-jun, the eldest brother born in 1934, [asked] through the Korean Red Cross to “find his separated family” in the North
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“I am looking for my younger siblings in the North. Address at the time of separation: 380, Maejang-ri, Bukjung-myeon, Yongcheon-gun, North Pyongan Province. Father Hong Seok-tae (born 1907), Mother Shin Geum-seon (born 1908), Siblings Eung-su (born 1937), Eung-sam (born 1940).” Mr. Hong Eung-jun, the eldest brother born in 1934, [asked] through the Korean Red Cross to “find his separated family” in the North

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한겨레 broke the news on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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