N. Korean delegation pays respects to late Pres. Kim Dae Jung

N. Korean delegation pays respects to late Pres. Kim Dae Jung

SEOUL, South Korea - Kim Ki Nam (L), a secretary of the Central Committee of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea, and other members of the North Korean delegation visit parliament square in Seoul on Aug. 21 to pay respects to the late former South Korean President Kim Dae Jung. The wreath (R) has a sash with the name of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. (Pool photo by South Korean media)

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