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Camila Stub
Camila Stub, a pseudonym, worked in North Korea as a development worker for four years.
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Features DPRK blues: Water shortages and going shopping in PyongyangHaemaji is full of things that I'd never seen in North Korea: smoked salmon, couscous, and Diet Coke
This is the third part of a weekly series written by a former development worker in North Korea. Read part one here and part two here. AUGUST 2012 The Bulgarian compound, where I live, was completed in 1988. Apparently, until the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Bulgarian diplomatic mission was huge. The embassy alone is a building of several stories, then there is the former residence of the ambassador, and finally the houses for the diplomatic corps. 16 flats – a lot of people. Now the Bulgarian mission in Pyongyang is basically a one-man-show, the buildings are rented to © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |