Portraits of North and South Korean leaders appear in Seoul

Portraits of North and South Korean leaders appear in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Children draw portraits of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il (L) and South Korean President Kim Dae Jung in Seoul on June 7 prior to the historic inter-Korean summit in Pyongyang June 12-14.

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