North Korea can often look like a regular country. It can make good films and write nice music, its leader can behave like a doting father and supportive husband, and commuters go about their lives on the Pyongyang metro.
But when the regime perceives somebody as an enemy, they will relentlessly hunt down and destroy this threat, squashing out any hint that they ever existed.
North Korea can often look like a regular country. It can make good films and write nice music, its leader can behave like a doting father and supportive husband, and commuters go about their lives on the Pyongyang metro.
But when the regime perceives somebody as an enemy, they will relentlessly hunt down and destroy this threat, squashing out any hint that they ever existed.
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