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I was moved by the comments of the Korean Ambassador, as he spoke passionately about the profound effect of the Korean War. He talked about how people from all around the world came to a country they hardly knew existed, and for their efforts, the people of Korea remain grateful.

I was the opening of an exhibition, inspired by the book “Passage to Puusan’ by Louise Evans, which told the story of “A struggling Brisbane mother (who) travels to Korea to visit the grave of her son who was killed in the Korean War”.… Read the rest “Passage to Pusan”