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Feb 5 • 13:56 UTC • 🇰🇷 Korea • Hankyoreh (KR)

An unjust 'execution' in court, it was the starting point that shook fate

The article discusses the traumatic legacy of a mother and son connected to a mass execution during the Korean War, exploring the psychological impacts and historical context surrounding their lives.

#korean war #trauma #family #mass execution

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