S. Korea bids farewell to ex-Pres. Kim Dae Jung at state funeral

S. Korea bids farewell to ex-Pres. Kim Dae Jung at state funeral

SEOUL, South Korea - Some 24,000 people, including South Korean government leaders and foreign envoys, attend a state funeral for former President Kim Dae Jung in front of the National Assembly building in Seoul on Aug. 23. Kim died on Aug. 18 at age 85. (Kyodo)

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