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(2)When Bae Jae-bok was working at JSA in the Joint Security Area in the 1970s, a North Korean friend

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(2)Bae Jae-bok came to the Joint Security Area JSA in the 70s and took pictures with me

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(2)From your friend
(3)Bae Jae-bok worked for JSA in the Joint Security Area in the 1970s
(4)”Hey, this is a photo that we printed out”. He gave it to me

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(2)Jeon Byung-ho, a member of the JSA Association, who survived the axe atrocities, sat in the shade and drinks a cigarette

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(2)Jeon Byung-ho, a member of the JSA Association, always asks for a lighter for survivors of the axe atrocities

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(2)Jangyong Joint Security Area JSA 66-68 years of service
(3)If I ask if you’ve ever smoked Korean cigarettes, you throw it out of curiosity

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(2)Until the mid-70s, Panmunjom was

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(2)Until the mid-70s, Panmunjom was
(3)not on either side of the South or the North
(4)It was literally a joint security area
(5)In it, North and South Korean soldiers were on the border