S. N. Korean delegates march together

SYDNEY, Australia - More than 180 athletes and officials from South and North Korea march for the first time during the opening ceremony of the 2000 Summer Olympic Games in Sydney on Sept. 15, waving a ''unification flag'' bearing a blue map of the Korean Peninsula proudly. South Korean women's basketball captain Chung Eun Soon (R) and North Korean judo coach Pak Jong Chol (L) carried the flag to lead the group at Sydney Olympic Stadium.

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