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Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:47 PM 
Unique ID UN7667913 
Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/14/1950 1:58:18 PM 
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Civilian Life in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:52 PM 
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Civilian Life in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:50 PM 
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Civilian Life in Korea 
10/1/1950 5:50:53 PM 
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Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:46 PM 
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Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/1/1950 5:50:48 PM 
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Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/1/1950 5:50:47 PM 
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Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:42 PM 
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Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/1/1950 5:50:49 PM 
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Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:35 PM 
Unique ID UN7667900 
Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:36 PM 
Unique ID UN7667901 
Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:45 PM 
Unique ID UN7667911 
Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:44 PM 
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Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:39 PM 
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Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
10/14/1950 5:50:37 PM 
Unique ID UN7667903 
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10/1/1950 5:50:57 PM 
Unique ID UN7667924 
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1/1/1951 5:52:40 PM 
Unique ID UN7668063 
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3/1/1951 5:55:43 PM 
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Headline Civilian Life Revives in Korea 
Caption Description Two monks, father and son, keepers of Buddhist temples in South Korea which survived the war with only slight damage. Five hundred communist troops were billeted in it at one time. Their temple dates from 982 A.D. and is maintained by revenue from the lands it owns, receiving one-third of the crop planted on them by local farmers. It also receives contributions from its parts of 100 families. In the parish of this temple only 10% of the people are Buddhist. About the same number are Christian and the rest are atheists. 
Unique Identifier UN7667920 
NICA ID 187858 
Production Date 10/14/1950 5:50:54 PM 
Country Republic of Korea
Credit UN Photo/Grant McLean