A tourist’s-eye view of the tree, almost on the military demarcation line, where two years ago two United States officers were axed to death by North Korean guards when they tried to trim the tree. It was later cut back, by mutual agreement, but is sprouting again. It stands just inside the area under United Nations control.
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Press, 14 June 1978, Page 19
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57A tourist’s-eye view of the tree, almost on the military demarcation line, where two years ago two United States officers were axed to death by North Korean guards when they tried to trim the tree. It was later cut back, by mutual agreement, but is sprouting again. It stands just inside the area under United Nations control. Press, 14 June 1978, Page 19
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