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The 'de-militarized' zone between North and South Korea is the world's most militarized zone.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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Sympathizing with Kim Jong-un, leader of North Korea, is an illegal act in South Korea. Even blogging can land you in jail.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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In the last 60 years, over 23,000 North Koreans have defected to South Korea. Only two South Koreans have gone to the North.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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South Koreansdrink twiceas much alcoholas Russians.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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At their current birth rate, South Koreans will go extinct by 2750.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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Marital infidelity was punishable with jail in South Korea until 2015.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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60%of South Korean families use professionals to find a name for their babies.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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The first cloned dogs, six Canadian Labradors, started to work for South Korea's customs service as sniffers in 2009.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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In order to legally give someone a tattoo in South Korea, one must obtain a doctor's license.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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South Koreans are required by law to use Internet Explorer for online shopping and banking.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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Unit 684 was a South Korean black-ops team of 31 convicted criminals whose mission was to kill North Korea's premier Kim Il-sung. They mutinied, hijacked a bus, and were shot by the army or committed suicide.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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More than half of U.S. troops overseas are stationed in just 4 countries: Japan, Germany, South Korea, and Italy.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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In 2016, a man blaming a game company for "ruining his life" with game addiction, crashed a car into their head office in South Korea.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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North Korea, independent since 1948, is not recognised by Japan and South Korea.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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North Korea uses a fax machine to send threats to South Korea.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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Kenny G, the American saxophonist, used to be South Korea's tourism ambassador.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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South Korean soap operas are popular in Cuba.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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In 1953, a North Korean fighter pilot defected to South Korea with his MiG-15 and was rewarded with US$100,000 by the U.S.♦ SOURCE♺ SHARE
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