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29 May 2012

Fallen Horse.


"This steam locomotive is a symbol of the tragic history of the division into North and South Korea, having been left in the DMZ since it got derailed by bombs during the Korean War. After having been recognized its historical value and having become Registered Cultural Heritage in 2004, it is exhibited at the present location.

According to the train operator at that time, the train was backed due to the intervention of the Chinese Communist Forces on the way to Pyongyang to deliver war materials and it was finally destroyed at Jangdan Station. More than 1,020 bullet holes of the locomotive and its bent wheels show the cruel situation at the time."



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