Land of the Living Dead in North Korea After War
NEA staff correspondent reports on postwar North Korea as a devastated land under Soviet and Chinese influence. He describes ruined cities, starving orphans, forced labor under foreign foremen, and Pyongyang’s facade hotels while noting a puppet regime and denied rights.
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Land of the Living Dead
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Fred Sparks
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