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Workers Party of Korea Conference highlights on KCNA
Kumsusan Memorial Palace, DPRK [The following article appeared in CanKor Report #329, and was published in UnCommon Sense, 14 October 2010] All the news that’s fit to print in the DPRK about the Confe… more →
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Memories collide - When Kim Il-sung meets Li Wang-yang
wrote 2 weeks ago: Travel Journal by Dino Wong, text on wall How to measure engagement in web analytics? Repeat visit c … more →
Day 2: Pyongyang to Nampho, North Korea - Sept 2009
wrote 1 year ago: Me at Kumsusan Memorial Palace – residence of Kim Il Sung in life, mausoleum in death. Everyon … more →
Kim Jong Il's Body To Be Embalmed, Permanently Displayed In Memorial Palace
wrote 1 year ago: SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea said Thursday it will enshrine Kim Jong Il’s body in the pala … more →
North Korea to display Kim Jong-il's body
wrote 1 year ago: The body of late North Korean leader Kim Jong-il will be placed on permanent display at a palace als … more →
North Korea to Preserve and Display Kim Jong Il's Body
wrote 1 year ago: Kim Jong Il described himself as an “eternal ruler.” That description seems a bit more l … more →
North Korea:Kim Jong Il funeral held in Pyongyang
wrote 1 year ago: Laaska news Dec. 28, 2011 Border town quiet on Kim funeral day The funeral of the late North Korean … more →
The divine right of Kims
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wrote 1 year ago: Image via Wikipedia If I was an anthropologist, I’d drop what I was doing and glue myself to t … more →
Korea Team Fighting? Nebulous North Korea Tests Missile as 'Great Successor' Sworn In
wrote 1 year ago: Swiss-educated #Kim Jong-un takes the reins in the world's most secretive state following his f … more →
Kim Jong Il: The Nuclear Family Paradox
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wrote 2 years ago: Alfred Lord Tennyson (Ulysses) Tho’ much is taken, much abides; and tho’ We are not now … more →
Workers Party of Korea Conference highlights on KCNA
wrote 2 years ago: Kumsusan Memorial Palace, DPRK [The following article appeared in CanKor Report #329, and was publis … more →
The Dead and the Living, the Pyongyang Metro and the American Spy Ship
wrote 3 years ago: So, I’m back from South Korea. No visit to the DMZ, due (mostly) to my ineptitude with maps, b … more →
A Visit to North Korea, Part 1
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wrote 3 years ago: In October 2008, I traveled to North Korea. Before our departure, our group was informed that we ma … more →
Conversation #12
wrote 4 years ago: In which Weingartner challenges Pak’s claim that his faith in the Juche idea qualifies him as an ath … more →
