Kim Il Sung did not live long enough to see his country's first successful nuclear weapons test. In this photo, members of the Korean People's Army and the Korean People's International Security Forces stand in front of a statue of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il on the 72nd anniversary ...
Kim Jong-il was not impressed, and soon the call was sent out for the prodigal Kim Jong-un to return home to be named the successor to the bat shit crazy line of Korean dictators that started with his grandfather, Kim Il Sung. Like that of Simba and Mufasa, the relationship between th...
t understand. Making small talk in English, Hae-sung is profoundly aware of how nice Arthur is, a trait that makes him sad. But Arthur isn’t what stands (or stood) between the two; it’s their history and inability to acknowledge that they meant more to each other as children than ...
s and escalators within the palace, towards the building's inner sanctum. Revolving brushes will clean the soles of the party's feet and powerful blasts of air will blow off all traces of dust, as they prepare to come before Jong-Il's father, the nation's late leader, Kim Il-Sung. ...
It is a first glimpse of the extraordinary cult of personality built around Kim Il-sung and his son Kim Jong-il. Every North Korean wears a pin badge showing the face of the Great Leader or the Dear Leader, as they are known, and must hang their pictures rather than those of family ...
网络金正日 网络释义 1. 金正日 专用人名地名英汉对照表-网络中国翻译 ... Lhasa 拉萨president Kim Il-sung(金正日) President Roh Moo-hyun (卢武铉) ... tran.httpcn.com|基于28个网页 例句
and Kim Il-sung’s supremacy in the war narrative will be complete. But when Kim Jong-un made his second strange pilgrimage to a cluster of Chinese graves this past July 29, he finally elided himself withMao Anying, and the dead Chinese soldier’s father: Mao Zedong. It took a high-le...
Kim Il Sung did not live long enough to see his country's first successful nuclear weapons test. In this photo, members of the Korean People's Army and the Korean People's International Security Forces stand in front of a statue of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il on the 72nd anniversary...
Kim Jong Il (1941–2011) was the ruler of North Korea from 1994 to 2011. He succeeded his father, Kim Il-Sung, who was North Korea’s leader from 1948 until his death in 1994.
The Kims are everything, and everywhere, in North Korea. Bronze statues of Kim Jong Il and his father, Kim Il Sung, the first leader of the DPRK, loom over the city. Massive mosaics chart the mythology of their heroic feats. Their portraits cover the walls of every office, home, and ...