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    The Aquariums of Pyongyang

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    Anthony Kerum Modern Asia 10/28/12 A term has been coined to describe the regime in North Korea is ubuesque. The word means grotesque and bloody. If The Aquariums of Pyongyang is anything to go by‚ the word is well-coined. What is more grotesque and bloody than making concent-ration camp detainees‚some as young as 15‚ watch and participate in frequent executions? Or young children being brutalized by “teachers” in what passes for “school” at the camp. Or children dying in accidental cave-ins

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    A Year in Pyongyang by Andrew Holloway Chapter One There are times in life when even the dullest and most complacent among us feel the need to make a change. It was at such a time in my life that a friend drew my attention to a job she had seen advertised on a Leeds University notice board. It was an unusual job in a little known country. The remuneration was not extravagant‚ but I estimated it would be sufficient for me to meet my ongoing commitments and save enough to tide me over

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    Mind (2004)‚ British filmmaker Daniel Gordon follows the lives of two North Korean schoolgirls as they prepare for the 2003 Mass Games—the country’s most anticipated socialist realism extravaganza. He captures the girls ’ daily lives in the capital Pyongyang under the communist regime‚ offering an unprecedented account of the North Koreans ’ state of mind in the context of the mass games. In an interview for the DVD extras‚ Daniel Gordon expresses that his intention of making this film is to "show a

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    United States vs. North Korea International Negotiations: United States vs. North Korea It’s no secret over the last ten years that relations between the United States and North Korea have been anything but friendly. North Korea-specifically Pyongyang-has had a history of controversy; particularly their “use of nuclear brinkmanship and reports of violations of human rights and general disregard for the well-being of the North Korean people‚ as exemplified by its decision to develop a nuclear program

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    Isolation In North Korea

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    Life inside the cruel sheltered North Korea is hard to except both for the individuals living there also the people of the western world. Dictator Kim Jon-Un rules with an iron fist. The public is not allowed freedom of numerous things that Americans take as normal routine. All the suffering of the average North Korean — the 24.7 million who live in abject poverty in the world’s most isolated nation. North Korea’s human rights record has are condemn by Human Rights Watch and the United

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    ------------------------------------------------- India–South Korea relations India–South Korea relations has been relatively limited‚ although much progress arose during three decades. Since the formal establishment of the diplomatic ties between the two countries in 1973‚ several trade agreements have been reached: Agreement on Trade Promotion and Economic and Technological Co-operation in 1974; Agreement on Co-operation in Science & Technology in 1976; Convention on Double Taxation Avoidance

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    documentary that ameliorates territorial and cultural difference through mobility. A distant event deeply impacts the director and serves as the film’s pretext: in 1989‚ José Luis García took part in the thirteenth annual World Youth Festival in Pyongyang‚ North Korea‚ a political event that the Soviet Union sponsored just three weeks before the Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing and four weeks before the fall of the Berlin Wall. While García filmed this extraordinary event with a hand-held VHS

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    Project Administration

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    Ryugyong Hotel in Pyongyang‚ the North Korean capital‚ was envisioned by the government as a symbol of wealth‚ but the economy prevented construction for more than 25 years. It became a popular Google Earth destination. When it was built Construction of the hotel began in nineteen eighty seven (1987) and continued until 1993‚ because the project cost necessary to correctly rebuild was simply to much for the bankrupt government/city to bear. For 15 years the people of Pyongyang simply chose to

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    highlights‚ which effectively draw readers’ attention and interests by showing the features of North Korea. The narration begins with Jean H. Lee‚ who may have been the first person to tweet from North Korea‚ wrote‚ “Hello world from comms center in #Pyongyang” on her twitter. This example of twitter‚ which is related to the topic and draws people’s empathy of their daily life‚ effectively illustrates the impact of the gradually opened North Korean network. Then‚ the author compares Lee’s personal anecdote

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    Korean War

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    “The Korean War was essentially regional‚ but the superpowers made it personal and therefore‚ global.” Discuss. The Korean War‚ 1950 can be argued to be a civil war which was and later evolved to become a proxy war. Here‚ “regional” can be defined as the civil war between North and South Korea whereby the two had their own conflicting aims and ideology‚ “personal” can be defined as the proxy war between the two superpowers – USA and USSR where the objective and aims of the civil war between North

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