Diary of a War Torn Korean Family From Seoul to Canada
Sung Kap soon kept diaries starting 1959 detailing a widow's life after her husband vanished in 1950. She sold socks and noodles to rebuild a ruined Seoul home, later emigrated to Canada in 1977, and in 2023 her diaries were shared online by her daughter Ha Young nam to reveal wartime hardship and resilience.
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Seoul
South Korea
Sung Kap-soon
Rhee
U.S
Sung
Canada
Ha Youngnam
Unesco
Potter's Museum Auction of Bizarre Taxidermy Set for Sept
London AP reports Bonhams will auction about 10 000 items from Potter's Museum in Bolventer southwest England on Sept 23 and 24. Jon Baddeley says the collection, started by Walter Potter in the 1860s near Bramber, includes a black rhinoceros head, monkey on a goat tableau, rats in a gambling den, and a hen said to lay 462 eggs in a year, expected to raise around 400000 dollars.
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London
Potter’s Museum
Bonhams
Bolventer
England
Jon Baddeley
Baddeley
Potter
Bramber
Walter Potter
Russia buys Soviet missiles from Ukraine amid boom in subs
Russia has acquired Soviet built SS 19 ballistic missiles from Ukraine and plans to begin producing a new generation of nuclear submarines. Ukraine, which inherited the world’s third largest nuclear arsenal, transferred 1300 warheads to Russia for destruction and has largely dismantled its missiles with U S aid. The transfer of the missiles, reportedly completed, follows Ukraine’s October decision to sell the arms to Russia.
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Moscow
Russia
Ukraine
Soviet Union
U.S
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