Six decades of separation in Korea: `I can´t remember what my mother looked like´
(WorldNews France)

When Kim Kwang-ho fled advancing North Korean forces he expected to return home within days, so did not bother a proper goodbye to his mother and brother. On Monday he meets his sibling for the first time in 68 years. Now 81, Kim is one of a handful of southerners to travel to the North’s scenic Mount Kumgang resort next week for three-day reunions with family members separated by the turmoil of the Korean war. Millions of Koreans were separated from their relatives by the 1950-53......