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Dec 19, 2011 · Kim Jong Il: 10 weird facts, propaganda File photo taken in 1992 shows North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il (R) and then-leader, Jong-il's father, Kim Il-Sung (L) inspecting a soccer ground in Pyongyang. Aug 09, 2016 · North Korea is a new state, having come into existence in 1948. The United States and the USSR replaced the Japanese in 1945, dividing the Korean Peninsula into the north (for USSR) and south (for US) as we have them today. Here we present to you ten weird facts about North Korea you never knew. The country has a strict closed-country policy. In my recent article, Top 10 Korean Foods You Have To Try, I explored 10 of the most delicious and satisfying Korean foods. In today's list we look at dishes that most of us living outside of Korea find very unusual. Despite this, it is worth trying all of the dishes if you get a chance as they are such unique and tasty aspects of Korea's amazing culinary heritage. Aug 01, 2017 · Below are some little-known facts about the country. 10. Although he is dead, Kim II-Sung is considered to be the eternal president. North Korea’s first communist leader Kim Il-Sung, born Kim Song-Ju, ruled the state from 1948 until his death in 1994. Apr 13, 2013 · 7. North Korea's missile program was first developed with help from the then-Soviet Union in the 1970s. Its Taepodong-2 missile has an estimated range of more than 4,100 miles but has yet to be So, from the weird to the wacky, let’s have a look at the top 10 interesting facts about North Korea. 10. They have their own calendar. Think it’s the year 2017 in North Korea? Think again. It is actually the year 106 because North Korea marks the birth of their first supreme leader – Kim Il-sung – as year 1 (1912).
Dec 19, 2016 · North Korea has most of the Korean Peninsula’s mineral resources, such as high-grade iron ore deposits, anthracite coal, lignite coal, phosphate rock tungsten, lead, gold, silver, and copper. [8] In North Korea, there is one doctor for every 700 people and one hospital bed for every 350 people. The infant mortality rate is 51.34/1,000. [14]
Aug 09, 2016 · North Korea is a new state, having come into existence in 1948. The United States and the USSR replaced the Japanese in 1945, dividing the Korean Peninsula into the north (for USSR) and south (for US) as we have them today. Here we present to you ten weird facts about North Korea you never knew. The country has a strict closed-country policy. In my recent article, Top 10 Korean Foods You Have To Try, I explored 10 of the most delicious and satisfying Korean foods. In today's list we look at dishes that most of us living outside of Korea find very unusual. Despite this, it is worth trying all of the dishes if you get a chance as they are such unique and tasty aspects of Korea's amazing culinary heritage. Aug 01, 2017 · Below are some little-known facts about the country. 10. Although he is dead, Kim II-Sung is considered to be the eternal president. North Korea’s first communist leader Kim Il-Sung, born Kim Song-Ju, ruled the state from 1948 until his death in 1994. Apr 13, 2013 · 7. North Korea's missile program was first developed with help from the then-Soviet Union in the 1970s. Its Taepodong-2 missile has an estimated range of more than 4,100 miles but has yet to be
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Apr 16, 2013 15 fascinating facts about North Korea | The Independent Aug 17, 2016 7 Strange Cultural Facts About North Korea | Live Science All the fanciful and funny myths about North Korea's dictators cover up a disturbing truth, however: Some 154,000 North Koreans live in prison camps, according to South Korean government estimates.