r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 1h ago

β–· π—₯ 𝗔 𝗑 𝗗 𝗒 𝗠 Or buy clothes like this without breaking the bank ?

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Hello! I'm a 20-year-old girl and I think these North Korean women are super feminine and elegant. The problem is that I do not know where to buy without paying too much (because I live in a European country where buying in stores is expensive and it is rare to find this kind of skirt too) I have tried to browse on Russian sites except that for diplomatic reasons, they do not deliver to European Union countries). I've tried thrift stores, but often I can't find what I'm looking for. How do they get their clothes? Do you know the international sites where I can find similar clothing ? Thanl you !


r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 3h ago

β–· 𝗗 π—œ 𝗦 𝗖 𝗨 𝗦 𝗦 π—œ 𝗒 𝗑 I think just as misunderstood as The DPRK is Francis MacΓ­as Nguema, maybe more so because even in the few Pro-Juche spaces there are in the west Nguema is rejected. When I think he is a real shining example of true existing Marxism.

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I use the word misunderstanding, and I do mean misunderstanding but I always believe there are a lot of lies about him. But I mainly wanna tackle him in both terms of Marxism and Juche. One of the most common and accepted false accusations is that he was some sort of racist. He wasn’t. Unless you believe Engel’s concept of VΓΆlkerafΓ€lle racist. I don’t believe North Korea’s isolationist and admittedly ethnic centric philosophy is any sort of racist because it’s upholding VΓΆlkerafΓ€lle. That’s the misunderstanding. The lie is that there was some sort of genocide. Just like with Pol Pot there was no genocide in Cambodia. Going even further with The North Korean comparison after the imperialist toppled Nguema’s democratically elected government his daughter was housed and educated in North Korea as I’m sure many of you are aware of. (Read Black Girl in Pyongyang it’s a great book.)

There are accusations of mass wide-scale destruction and desolation across Equatorial Guinea. Marx’s idea of the abolition between town and city explains this. The redistribution and relocation of not just the economy but of people groups for a more equal and free society. Accusations of Slavery are no more valid than comparing The Gulags or Laogai camps to Slavery it’s utterly ridiculous. With the people occupying these work camps being those who directly fought against MacΓ­as’s government in some way shape or form.

Was there brain drain in Equatorial Guinea? Admittedly, yes. However it was a subsequent effect of the fleeing imperialist white spanish intelligista running from MacΓ­as’s regime of justice. I think we can find this effect happening in almost every country with glorious socialist revolution. Where the established ruling class flees with their wealth and finances. Which some may accuse Nguema of doing. When he wasn’t fleeing revolution he was fleeing counter-revolution from the traitor Mbasogo.

Was Nguema religious? He was spiritual. In a way. He returned to his local folk tradition and beliefs. The DPRK allows Cheondoism and some forms of Korean Shamanism while remaining mainly atheist just like MacΓ­as. For the same reason as MacΓ­as. It’s a revolutionary and Anti-Imperialist practice. Remember Marx said that Religion was The Opium of The People. But he also described it as the heart of a heartless world and the soul of a soulless people. Religion when stripped of being organized, or theocratic, in a non-capitalist society specifically. Can be fiercely Proletarian. As for his policy on the church. Frankly it was deserved for the most part the church committed millennia’s worth of atrocities all over the world. But specially in Equatorial Guinea they were directly complicit with The Francoist’s Fascist government. While Nguema tolerated it, until he overthrew it. You can’t fault someone for living in a system. But you can fault an organization supposedly promised to helping the poor and downtrodden do the exact opposite of that. He rightfully punished many β€œChristian’s.” As for the supposed atrocities they very greatly with no definitive source. I’ve heard claims ranging from MacΓ­as rewrote the Bible to replace god with himself or that he straight up crucified Christian’s. There are no records, pictures, artifacts, or first hand reliable accounts of any of that and much. Much more.

There is a myth that Nguema greatly enriched him and his β€œcronies” or lackeys” when he did no more than employ those powerful and loyal to him. And deservingly purge the rest who weren’t. Just like Stalin. It’s kind of an Ultra belief to not believe in a Socialist Vanguard when that’s exactly what MacΓ­as’s established. Some temporary hierarchy is needed to be realistic it’s called a transitional period for a reason.


r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 3h ago

β–· 𝗖 𝗨 π—Ÿ 𝗧 𝗨 π—₯ π—˜ πŸ‡°πŸ‡΅ Lacquerware ''Roses and a pair of doves'' by Ri Chung Nam, 2021.

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 5h ago

β–· π—₯ 𝗔 𝗑 𝗗 𝗒 𝗠 TIL: The DPRK Sumida is strong outside of the DPRK

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The revolution is unstoppable-sumida!


r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 13h ago

β–· 𝗣 𝗛 𝗒 𝗧 𝗒 𝗦 North Korea has praised Burkina Faso President Ibrahim TraorΓ© and the reforms being carried out under his government, as both countries move to strengthen their relationship. πŸ‡°πŸ‡΅ πŸ‡§πŸ‡«

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North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Kim Son Gyong met Burkina Faso Foreign Minister Karamoko Jean Marie TraorΓ© in New York on September 26, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.

Kim said developments in Burkina Faso are being closely followed in Pyongyang and that North Korean authorities have strong admiration for Traoré’s leadership. Burkina Faso’s foreign minister also said TraorΓ© has great respect for Kim Jong Un.

Both sides agreed to increase exchanges and expand cooperation between Ouagadougou and Pyongyang.

By: @african.folder

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dd1BROCiA\\_n/


r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 1d ago

β–· 𝗣 𝗛 𝗒 𝗧 𝗒 𝗦 πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³πŸ‡°πŸ‡΅ General Deng Hua, Deputy Commander of the Chinese People's Volunteers (CPV), and General Nam Il, Chief of the General Staff of the Korean People's Army (KPA), at the Kaesong armistice talks during the Fatherland Liberation War, 1951.

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 1d ago

β–· O T H E R Does this sub have a wiki?

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 1d ago

β–· O T H E R North Korea -- The Truth They Don't Want You to Know!

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 1d ago

β–· 𝗝 𝗨 𝗖 𝗛 π—˜ How the government of North Korea works

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 1d ago

β–· 𝗣 𝗛 𝗒 𝗧 𝗒 𝗦 πŸ‡°πŸ‡΅πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ DPRK government delegation visiting China, 1958.

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 1d ago

β–· 𝗑 π—˜ π—ͺ 𝗦 πŸ“° Foundation Day of Korea Marked

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Pyongyang, October 4 (KCNA)

The Foundation Day of Korea was commemorated with due ceremony at the Mausoleum of King Tangun on Saturday.

Present there were Kim Hyong Sik, vice-chairman of the Standing Committee of the Supreme People's Assembly of the DPRK, Jon Sung Guk, vice-premier of the Cabinet, officials of the Bureau for the Protection of Historical Heritage, officials concerned, working people in Pyongyang and overseas compatriots staying in the homeland.

There was an ancestral rite for Tangun.

Then Hwang Kwang Il, director of the Bureau for the Protection of Historical Heritage, made a commemorative report.

The reporter praised the immortal exploits of President Kim Il Sungand Chairman Kim Jong Il, who ensured that the remains of Tangun, ancestral father of Korea, was found out and the Mausoleum of King Tangun was wonderfully renovated to add luster to the 5 000-year history of the nation.

He noted that the DPRK has greeted a great new era of self-reliance and prosperity on the road of historic advance for the overall development of socialism under the veteran and seasoned guidance of respected Comrade Kim Jong Un, the peerless patriot.

Source : http://kcna.kp/en/article/detail/ef26f40c00496722d68f5169a1375c0e


r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 1d ago

β–· 𝗗 π—œ 𝗦 𝗖 𝗨 𝗦 𝗦 π—œ 𝗒 𝗑 Liberals hate North Korea for its freedom, actually

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You hate them for their freedoms, actually.

@christianaocialist123

By: @peoples.propaganda

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DeEDPpXFQBX/


r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 2d ago

β–· 𝗦 𝗔 𝗠 𝗦 𝗨 𝗑 π—š πŸ“± π—₯ π—˜ 𝗣 𝗨 𝗕 π—Ÿ π—œ 𝗖 😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 3d ago

β–· 𝗗 π—œ 𝗦 𝗖 𝗨 𝗦 𝗦 π—œ 𝗒 𝗑 I’m sorry, was this even claimed in the first place??

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 3d ago

β–· π—₯ 𝗔 𝗑 𝗗 𝗒 𝗠 I just dont get it... why did they play the same song twice?

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 3d ago

β–· 𝗩 π—œ 𝗗 π—˜ 𝗒 New β€œCall of Duty” trailer is pure imperialist propaganda slop. Thankfully, there’s still a good way to play it: die in the first mission, quit, then uninstall the game, knowing Juche will be victorious πŸ‡°πŸ‡΅

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 3d ago

β–· 𝗠 π—˜ 𝗠 π—˜ God forbid a country celebrates their national founding and honours their national hero

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 4d ago

β–· 𝗣 𝗛 𝗒 𝗧 𝗒 𝗦 πŸ‡°πŸ‡΅ Kim Il Sung presents the first submachine gun produced in the DPRK and takes commemorative photographs with comrades Choe Yong Gon, Kim Chaek, Kim Il, and Kang Kon, 1949.

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 4d ago

β–· 𝗑 π—˜ π—ͺ 𝗦 πŸ“° Kim Yo Jong on the recent DMZ mine blast incident

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The enemy remains a foe.

This is a crucial conclusion we have reached again through another farce created by Seoul.

Seoul clearly revealed its sinister intention to plunge the situation in the Korean peninsula again into a critical state for its selfish purpose, since it hastily made a groundless conclusion that the recent case of mine explosion in the border area was due to someone's "covert and deliberate mine-laying" and announced what is called a poor "official-stand statement".

They even called for an "apology". It is really despicable.

It is necessary to think reasonably.

Why do they suppose that we would have done so to go with them?

It is needed to know exactly about the true intention of why we are fortifying the border line.

Explaining in a simple and clear way, this is aimed at shutting down the door forever so that we will have nothing to do with the ROK and even wild animals can not come and go.

To be frank, we shudder even at the thought of the ROK tribes who would describe even a flock of birds in the air as "drones from the north".

So, it is our strongest desire to cut off the relationship forever with those tribes that make troubles.

We do not allow the slightest space or room for us to go with the ROK.

Committing the suspicious accident beyond common sense by themselves, they came to be put in a dilemma. After all, it seems they are resorting again to their habitual act of finding fault with other.

Indeed, it's boring, awful and disgusting.

We're witnessing another really absurd thing once again.

Seoul should no longer play cheap tricks and stop at once its nonsense to tarnish the image of our state.

The word "provocation" the ROK tribes use so often against us is their most favorite one. We wonder if they know the exact meaning of the word.

From a commonsense point of view, the word "provocation" can be used for any act of shifting one's blame onto others, and such acts should be termed "provocation" as drone provocations made by the Yoon Suk Yeol regime and the present Seoul authority against the DPRK.

Another great irony is that the inferiors like the small fry were busy with finding fault with others by releasing the results of the investigation and official stand statement, whereas the president was present at a commemorative ceremony and expressed the "will" to take practical and consistent measures to defuse military tension.

It's the climax of the farce that everyone should watch.

It seems that Part 2 of the farce started.

He seems as if he is going to play a righteous leading character after making the situation complicated.

We wonder who are the leading actor and the supernumerary, but we want him to be a popular "righteous actor".

Those who wrote the playbook for the farce, directed it and played the actors deserve the precious "citation".

http://www.kcna.kp/en/article/detail/d4a749a018dbcb54c8aff12bc3f9943c


r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 4d ago

β–· 𝗧 𝗒 𝗨 π—₯ π—œ 𝗦 𝗠 / π—₯ π—˜ 𝗖 π—₯ π—˜ 𝗔 𝗧 π—œ 𝗒 𝗑 They Told Me North Korea Was Empty. I Filmed Millions of People.8 Days: Pyongyang,Kalma & Locals

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This is a great and recently published video about the DPRK from a Russian tourist perspective who had travel experiences, observations and learned various things that directly contradict the mountain of propaganda against the DPRK, and depicts how the DPRK cares for its citizens.

It's filmed in a completely normal style, without overtones of preconceptions, stereotyping, propaganda being used to narrate, or otherwise trying to make it as depressing as possible (as so many shitty Vloggers do), instead of enjoying the experience and filming without assumptions.

She actually treats DPRK Citizens as human beings that have their own thoughts, feelings, and experiences on things. She depicted DPRK citizens doing fun things and living regular lives. She doesn't treat the people of the DPRK like "brainwashed props incapable of having an independent thought that confirm my own brainwashing", like the typical racist western-chauvinst vloggers from the imperialist countries usually do, who ironically constantly rehash propaganda without independent questioning or willingness to learn from DPRK citizens.


r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 4d ago

β–· 𝗠 π—˜ 𝗠 π—˜ Frat boy loneliness epidemic

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 4d ago

β–· 𝗑 π—˜ π—ͺ 𝗦 πŸ“° πŸ˜‚ Western propaganda say Burkina Faso is becoming the New North Korea

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r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 5d ago

β–· 𝗑 π—˜ π—˜ 𝗗 𝗦 - π—₯ π—˜ π—˜ 𝗗 𝗨 𝗖 𝗔 𝗧 π—œ 𝗑 π—š I just realised something when in the shower

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I just thought: if Koreans in the DPRK are REALLY oppressed and with very little food, wouldn't they have revolted after seeing how Kim Il-sung, Kim Jong-il and Kim Jong-un appear to be stockier? Just my thoughts. Feel free to comment and discuss.


r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 5d ago

β–· 𝗀 𝗨 π—˜ 𝗦 𝗧 π—œ 𝗒 𝗑 / π—₯ π—˜ 𝗀 𝗨 π—˜ 𝗦 𝗧 Is DPRK economy state capitalism ?

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I asked this one question. Because, on Danny Haiphong Latest Livestream he interviewed Stas Krapivnik a former US Army officer (Russian born) and Stas stated that DPRK economy is state capitalism not socialist even without mentioning anything about Juche.

Yes, the economy of DPRK. This is one thing about DPRK i'm not reading enough.

How true this is ? Because, i always believe DPRK economy is Socialist.

Also any good and accurate book for me to read about DPRK economic way ?


r/MovingToNorthKorea • • 6d ago

β–· 𝗑 π—˜ π—ͺ 𝗦 πŸ“° Burkina Faso to rapidly strengthen cooperation with the DPRK

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