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Dear Leader North Koreas Senior Propagandist Exposes Shocking Truths Behind The Regime Jang Jinsung

Name: Dear Leader North Koreas Senior Propagandist Exposes Shocking Truths Behind The Regime Jang Jinsung
SKU: BELL-4718470
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.4 (42 reviews)

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Dear Leader North Koreas Senior Propagandist Exposes Shocking Truths Behind The Regime Jang Jinsung instant download after payment.

Publisher: Rider

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.4 MB

Pages: 352

Author: Jang Jin-Sung

ISBN: 9781846044199, 1846044197

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Dear Leader North Koreas Senior Propagandist Exposes Shocking Truths Behind The Regime Jang Jinsung by Jang Jin-sung 9781846044199, 1846044197 instant download after payment.

Dear Leader contains astonishing revelations about North Korea that could only be disclosed by a regime insider. Jang Jin-sung worked at the heart of North Korea’s propaganda machine. Young and ambitious, he had access to state secrets, including information about military and diplomatic policies, and the distribution of power. He was also one of the Hermit Kingdom’s leading poets, whose work secured him an audience with Kim Jong-il himself. As one of the ‘Admitted’, he had every reason to feel satisfied with his lot. Yet he could not ignore his conscience, or the contrast between his life and that of those he saw starving on the street. After breaking security rules, he and a friend were forced to flee for their lives.