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Torture is routine under the present Korean regime, says Presbyterian minister Dr. Chai Choon Kim, who himself was held under house arrest for a time. He is in Toronto to visit his grandchildren
Torture is routine under the present Korean regime, says Presbyterian minister Dr. Chai Choon Kim, who himself was held under house arrest for a time. He is in Toronto to visit his grandchildren

Torture is routine under the present Korean regime, says Presbyterian minister Dr. Chai Choon Kim, who himself was held under house arrest for a time. He is in Toronto to visit his grandchildren

Date8/1/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Torture is routine under the present Korean regime; says Presbyterian minister Dr. Chai Choon Kim; who himself was held under house arrest for a time. He is in Toronto to visit his grandchildren.
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