David Ketel met de Koreaanse Prins Fridi bij een tempel-school 1952
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"David Ketel met de Koreaanse Prins Fridi bij een tempel-school" (David Ketel with the Korean Prince Fridi at a temple-school) is a photograph taken by Dutch photographer David Ketel in 1952. It depicts Ketel and Prince Fridi standing in front of a group of Korean school children in front of a temple-school. The photograph captures a moment of cultural exchange during a time of great social and political change in Korea. The children are dressed in traditional Korean clothing, while Ketel and Fridi are wearing Western attire. The image showcases the diverse cultural influences that were present in Korea in the aftermath of the Korean War. This photograph is a valuable record of a specific moment in time and serves as a visual reminder of the complex historical context that shaped the Korean peninsula in the mid-20th century.
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