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What’s behind the North Korean "Iron Curtain"?
What’s behind the North Korean "Iron Curtain"?
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RIA Novosti correspondents recently spent a week in North Korea, one of the world’s most closed countries. Under the supervision of two officials from the... 18.11.2011, Sputnik International
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What’s behind the North Korean "Iron Curtain"?
RIA Novosti correspondents recently spent a week in North Korea, one of the world’s most closed countries. Under the supervision of two officials from the ruling Workers’ Party of Korea, they learned what foreigners are supposed to think of the country. But they also tried to gain an insight into the real life of North Koreans.
RIA Novosti correspondents recently spent a week in North Korea, one of the world’s most closed countries. Under the supervision of two officials from the ruling Workers’ Party of Korea, they learned what foreigners are supposed to think of the country. But they also tried to gain an insight into the real life of North Koreans.
