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Two Faces of N. Korea Emerge After Blast

Last updated: 2004-05-02

Two Faces of N. Korea Emerge After Blast
2004-05-02

A ruined building after a railway explosion in Ryongchon, North Korea, April 24, 2004.

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Train Accident
Event
2004 North Korean Train Explosion
SEOUL, South Korea - Secretive, totalitarian North Korea showed two faces to the world after a deadly train explosion, using the catastrophe to reinforce the personality cult of its leader while giving an unusual degree of access to foreign aid workers.... ...
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