Few people know North Korea as well as its police. The job links them to both the country’s elite, the criminal lower class of society, and everyone in between.
They have access to secret documents, often have to cooperate with the secret police and know the system of state control, prisons and other normally restricted parts of the DPRK from the inside.
Few people know North Korea as well as its police. The job links them to both the country’s elite, the criminal lower class of society, and everyone in between.
They have access to secret documents, often have to cooperate with the secret police and know the system of state control, prisons and other normally restricted parts of the DPRK from the inside.
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