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Ask a North Korean : defectors talk about their lives inside the world's most secretive nation / Daniel Tudor ; foreword by Andrei Lankov ; translations by Elizabeth Jae, Nara Han, Ashley Cho and Daniel Tudor.

Van Pelt Library DS932.7 .T83 2017
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Tudor, Daniel, 1982- author, translator.
Contributor:
Lanʹkov, A. N. (Andreĭ Nikolaevich), writer of foreword.
Jae, Elizabeth, translator.
Han, Na-ra, translator.
Cho, Ashley, translator.
Lan�kov, A. N. (Andre�i Nikolaevich), writer of foreword.
Language:
English
Korean
Subjects (All):
Defectors--Korea (North).
Defectors.
Koreans--Interviews.
Koreans.
Manners and customs.
Korea (North)--Social life and customs.
Korea (North).
Korea (North)--Economic conditions.
Economic conditions.
Defectors--Korea (North.).
Economic history.
Local Subjects:
Defectors--Korea (North.).
Koreans.
Genre:
Interviews.
Personal narratives.
Physical Description:
256 pages, 32 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 21 cm
Place of Publication:
Tokyo : Tuttle Publishing, [2017]
Summary:
The long-running "Ask a North Korean" column produced by NK News in Washington D.C. invites readers to ask questions of recent North Korean defectors about everyday issues that are not generally discussed in the media. Various aspects of life in North Korea are discussed in this book through a series of interviews . These interviews show that even in the world's most authoritarian regime, there is still a degree of normality and continuity.
Contents:
Economic life
The powers that be
Media and information
Pyongyang vs. the rest
The outside world
Comparing North and South
Health and welfare
Defection from North Korea
Religion and spirituality
Love, sex, and relationships
Fun and leisure
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Notes:
"From the popular blog "Ask a North Korean""--Cover.
ISBN:
9780804849333
0804849331
OCLC:
1025334392

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