A religious movement in this modern-day country built three “Christian towns” where adherents worked in factories to make underwear. Many Christian sects in this modern-day country trace their origin to that “Olive Tree” movement, which built white churches (-5[1])with red crosses. This country tried thousands (-5[1])of Seventh-Day Adventists and Jehovah’s (10[1])Witnesses (10[1])in military courts (-5[1])for their refusal to hold weapons. (-5[1])A religious (-5[1])movement founded (-5[1])in this modern-day country aims to prevent (10[1])descent of original sin by performing Blessing (10[1])ceremonies (10[1])in which masses of couples (10[4])strike (10[2])each other (10[2])three times (10[1]-5[1])and exchange vows. (10[3])For 10 points, (-5[1])the Unification (10[1])Church (10[3])advocates (-5[1])for (10[3])the reunification (10[2])of what Asian country (10[1])with its (10[1]-5[1])communist northern neighbor? (10[2])■END■ (10[9])