History
Information related to North Korean history
Social criticism in North Korean cinematography
Films noted the persistent problems in Kim Il Sungist society – but avoided real causes
The image of Stalin in North Korea
The last ‘Stalinist’ system has little regard for the Soviet leader himself
Kim’s North Korea – not the Soviets’
The North's founder gained independence from Moscow through guile, determination and good luck
The legacy of Kim Yang Gon and inter-Korean relations
Kim’s death brings uncertainty, concern regarding Pyongyang’s policy toward South
How North Korea became Kim Il Sung’s Korea
A Soviet officer had much to do with the critical early decisions in the nation's history
I’m dreaming of a North Korean Christmas
Remembering the North's long-standing, oft-forgotten religious heritage this holiday season
North Korean cinematography’s successful debut
Oddly, a competently made 1949 film preceeded decades of North Korean cinematic schlock
North Korea: Poor from the beginning
Soviet records indicate N.Korean economic edge in the ‘50s could be a myth
North Korean victims of North Korean kidnappings
Pyongyang hasn’t just taken people from Japan or S.Korea – sometimes its own citizens are nabbed
Near misses along the Chinese-North Korean border
There's another group of Korean families separated by borders, but less bound by emotional loss
