History
Information related to North Korean history
Rumblings at the top: Kim Won Hong’s fall from grace
The recent demotion of North Korea's spy chief speaks to the country's Machiavellian political structure
North Korea’s long, messy history of killing opponents abroad
The DPRK's leaders have frequently targeted dissenters overseas
How life in North Korea differs from life in the USSR
North Koreans traditionally saw their comradely neighbors as freer, richer, and more interesting
North Korea and the USSR: How similar are they?
The Soviet Union seems a bastion of liberalism compared to life in the DPRK
The revolution will not be televised: North Korea’s support for 60s radicals
Many of the New Left found common ground with the anti-imperialism of Kim Il Sung
For the sake of unity, Japan must make amends for the “comfort women”
Examining the past is critical to peace on the Peninsula and a united front against North Korea
The origins of the Northern Limit Line: another piece of the puzzle
Newly released documents may reveal the complex origin of the western DPRK-ROK maritime border
Dredging disadvantage? Pyongyang’s never-ending sand problem
How a 1980s policy decision caused a permanent problem for Pyongyang
When North Korean students joined the 1956 Hungarian Revolution
A new book explores the untold story of the North Koreans in Hungary
From POW to Saint? Father Kapaun’s long, silent night in North Korea
The Czech-American priest could be the first Saint to emerge from the Korean War
