Sung Kang Quotes

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Only around 1983 did I begin to realize that not he but rather Kim Il-sung and his regime were the real causes of my suffering. They were the ones responsible for the camp and for filling it with innocent people. All during my childhood, Kim Il-sung had been like a god to me. A few years in the camp cured me of my faith.
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Kang Chol-Hwan (The Aquariums of Pyongyang: Ten Years in the North Korean Gulag)
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Life's simple you make choices and don't look back
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Sung Kang
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Koreans never had an easy time integrating into Japanese life and often were targets of prejudice. The North Korean propaganda thus resonated with many in the diaspora, and thousands responded to Kim Il-Sungโ€™s call to return. Well-to-do Koreans such as my grandparents could be expected to be wooed with an equal measure of ideological arguments and fantastical promises: there were managerial positions awaiting them, they were entitled to a beautiful home, they would have no material worries, and their children would be able to study in Moscow.
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Kang Chol-Hwan (The Aquariums of Pyongyang: Ten Years in the North Korean Gulag)
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In the early 1980s, historian Jon Halliday asked Genaro Carnero Checa, a radical Peruvian writer and frequent traveler to the DPRK who published a book on the country in 1977 entitled Korea: Rice and Steel, his honest opinion of North Korea. Checa replied, โ€œThey fought the North Americans; they have done incredible things in the economy; itโ€™s the only Third World country where everyone has good health, good education and good housing.โ€ Halliday then asked Checa about his view of North Korea as a poet. Checa said, โ€œIt is the saddest, most miserable country Iโ€™ve ever been in in my life. As a poet, it strikes bleakness into my heart.โ€ Checaโ€™s statements reflect what many in the Third World thought of North Korea during the Cold War era. On one hand, this small nation overcame Japanese imperialism, brought the mighty U.S. military to a standstill in a three-year war, and rapidly rebuilt itself into a modern socialist state. For many struggling peoples in the Third World that recently overcame decades of Western colonialism and imperialism, North Koreaโ€™s economic recovery and military prowess were justifiably admirable. On the other hand, the oppressiveness and brutality of the North Korean political system undermined the appeal of the DPRKโ€™s developmental model to the Third World. The growing inefficiencies of North Koreaโ€™s economic system also became too obvious to ignore. In fact, Kim Il Sungโ€™s Third World diplomacy may have furthered the DPRKโ€™s domestic economic troubles. A former member of the North Korean elite, Kang Myong- do, said after his defection to South Korea that โ€œexcessive aid to Third World countries had caused an actual worsening of North Koreaโ€™s already serious economic problems.
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Benjamin R. Young (Guns, Guerillas, and the Great Leader: North Korea and the Third World)
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