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Korean American entrepreneur seeks memorial site for UN troops killed in Korean War

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For Sunny K. Park, memories of the 1950-53 Korean War remain vivid more than seven decades later. Park, an 84-year-old Korean American entrepreneur who serves as president of the American Korean Friendship Society and the Korean War United Nations Veterans Memorial Foundation, was 8 when the war bro

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Korean American entrepreneur seeks memorial site for UN troops killed in Korean War. For Sunny K. Park, memories of the 1950-53 Korean War remain vivid more than seven decades later. Park, an 84-year-old Korean American entrepreneur who serves as president of the American Korean Friendship Society and the Korean War United Nations Veterans Memorial Foundation, was 8 when the war bro Covered by 1 publications. The Korea Times: Korean American entrepreneur seeks memorial site for UN troops killed in Korean War.

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  1. The Korea Times South Korea Korean American entrepreneur seeks memorial site for UN troops killed in Korean War For Sunny K. Park, memories of the 1950-53 Korean War remain vivid more than seven decades later. Park, an 84-year-old Korean American entrepreneur who serves as president of the American Korean Friendship Society and the Korean War United Nations Veterans Memorial Foundation, was 8 when the war bro 16 Oct · Tier 3

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