История КНДР (Russian Wikipedia)

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  • Freedom in the World, 2006. Freedom House. — «Citizens of North Korea cannot change their government democratically. North Korea is a totalitarian dictatorship and one of the most restrictive countries in the world.» Дата обращения: 13 февраля 2007. Архивировано из оригинала 14 июля 2007 года.

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  • Buruma, Ian (2008-03-13). "Leader Article: Let The Music Play On". The Times of India. Архивировано 25 апреля 2019. Дата обращения: 27 марта 2008. North Korea, officially known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, is one of the world's most oppressive, closed, and vicious dictatorships. It is perhaps the last living example of pure totalitarianism – control of the state over every aspect of human life.

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  • Walsh, Lynn The Korean crisis. CWI online: Socialism Today, February 2003 edition, journal of the Socialist Party, CWI England and Wales. socialistworld.net, website of the committee for a worker’s international (8 февраля 2003). — «Kim Jong-il's regime needs economic concessions to avoid collapse, and just as crucially needs an end to the strategic siege imposed by the US since the end of the Korean war (1950–53). Pyongyang's nuclear brinkmanship, though potentially dangerous, is driven by fear rather than by militaristic ambition. The rotten Stalinist dictatorship faces the prospect of an implosion. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, which deprived North Korea of vital economic support, the regime has consistently attempted to secure from the US a non-aggression pact, recognition of its sovereignty, and economic assistance. The US's equally consistent refusal to enter into direct negotiations with North Korea, effectively ruling out a peace treaty to formally close the 1950–53 Korean war, has encouraged the regime to resort to nuclear blackmail.» Дата обращения: 31 октября 2007. Архивировано 3 декабря 2007 года.

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  • Spencer, Richard (2007-08-28). "North Korea power struggle looms". The Telegraph (online version of United Kingdom's national newspaper). London. Архивировано 27 февраля 2008. Дата обращения: 31 октября 2007. A power struggle to succeed Kim Jong-il as leader of North Korea's Stalinist dictatorship may be looming after his eldest son was reported to have returned from semi-voluntary exile.

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  • Parry, Richard Lloyd (2007-09-05). "North Korea's nuclear 'deal' leaves Japan feeling nervous". The Times (online version of United Kingdom's national newspaper of record). London. Архивировано 26 июля 2008. Дата обращения: 31 октября 2007. The US Government contradicted earlier North Korean claims that it had agreed to remove the Stalinist dictatorship's designation as a terrorist state and to lift economic sanctions, as part of talks aimed at disarming Pyongyang of its nuclear weapons.

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  • 반종파투쟁(反縱波鬪爭). Дата обращения: 31 января 2022. Архивировано 20 сентября 2021 года.
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  • Spencer, Richard (2007-08-28). "North Korea power struggle looms". The Telegraph (online version of United Kingdom's national newspaper). London. Архивировано 27 февраля 2008. Дата обращения: 31 октября 2007. A power struggle to succeed Kim Jong-il as leader of North Korea's Stalinist dictatorship may be looming after his eldest son was reported to have returned from semi-voluntary exile.
  • Parry, Richard Lloyd (2007-09-05). "North Korea's nuclear 'deal' leaves Japan feeling nervous". The Times (online version of United Kingdom's national newspaper of record). London. Архивировано 26 июля 2008. Дата обращения: 31 октября 2007. The US Government contradicted earlier North Korean claims that it had agreed to remove the Stalinist dictatorship's designation as a terrorist state and to lift economic sanctions, as part of talks aimed at disarming Pyongyang of its nuclear weapons.
  • Walsh, Lynn The Korean crisis. CWI online: Socialism Today, February 2003 edition, journal of the Socialist Party, CWI England and Wales. socialistworld.net, website of the committee for a worker’s international (8 февраля 2003). — «Kim Jong-il's regime needs economic concessions to avoid collapse, and just as crucially needs an end to the strategic siege imposed by the US since the end of the Korean war (1950–53). Pyongyang's nuclear brinkmanship, though potentially dangerous, is driven by fear rather than by militaristic ambition. The rotten Stalinist dictatorship faces the prospect of an implosion. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, which deprived North Korea of vital economic support, the regime has consistently attempted to secure from the US a non-aggression pact, recognition of its sovereignty, and economic assistance. The US's equally consistent refusal to enter into direct negotiations with North Korea, effectively ruling out a peace treaty to formally close the 1950–53 Korean war, has encouraged the regime to resort to nuclear blackmail.» Дата обращения: 31 октября 2007. Архивировано 3 декабря 2007 года.
  • Brooke, James (2003-10-02). "North Korea Says It Is Using Plutonium to Make A-Bombs". The New York Times. Архивировано 6 декабря 2007. Дата обращения: 31 октября 2007. North Korea, run by a Stalinist dictatorship for almost six decades, is largely closed to foreign reporters and it is impossible to independently check today's claims.
  • Buruma, Ian (2008-03-13). "Leader Article: Let The Music Play On". The Times of India. Архивировано 25 апреля 2019. Дата обращения: 27 марта 2008. North Korea, officially known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, is one of the world's most oppressive, closed, and vicious dictatorships. It is perhaps the last living example of pure totalitarianism – control of the state over every aspect of human life.
  • Freedom in the World, 2006. Freedom House. — «Citizens of North Korea cannot change their government democratically. North Korea is a totalitarian dictatorship and one of the most restrictive countries in the world.» Дата обращения: 13 февраля 2007. Архивировано из оригинала 14 июля 2007 года.
  • "Economist Intelligence Unit democracy index 2006" (PDF). Economist Intelligence Unit. 2007. Архивировано (PDF) 13 апреля 2016. Дата обращения: 9 октября 2007. North Korea ranked in last place (167)
  • "A portrait of North Korea's new rich". The Economist. 2008-05-29. Архивировано 2 августа 2008. Дата обращения: 18 июня 2009. EVERY developing country worth its salt has a bustling middle class that is transforming the country and thrilling the markets. So does Stalinist North Korea.
  • Audrey Yoo. North Korea rewrites rules to legitimise Kim family succession. South China Morning Post (16 октября 2013). Дата обращения: 16 октября 2013. Архивировано 28 октября 2013 года.
  • А.Ланьков. Северная Корея: новый лидер, новая стратегия? Дата обращения: 2 июля 2015. Архивировано 3 июля 2015 года.
  • День, когда не случилось войны (Угрозы из Пхеньяна взбудоражили весь мир) Архивная копия от 4 апреля 2013 на Wayback Machine // lenta.ru, 1 апреля 2013
  • Северокорейская ракета готова к войне Архивная копия от 10 апреля 2013 на Wayback Machine // kommersant.ru, 05.04.2013

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