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Train blast might have been attempt to kill N. Korean leader

Last updated: 2004-06-13

Train blast might have been attempt to kill N. Korean leader
2004-06-13

North Koreans walk past a pile of rubble after a catastrophic explosion at the railway station in Ryongchon, North Korea on April 21st 2004.

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2004 North Korean Train Explosion
LONDON - A North Korean train explosion in April might have been an assassination attempt on the country's leader, Kim Jong Il, a British newspaper reported Sunday.... ...
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