Mezi dvěma Kimy - CDmp3 (Čte Barbora Goldmannová)

A unique insight into life in North Korea, a country that one does not usually get to see, and if they do, they only see what the regime wants to show them. Koreanist Nina Špitálníková has managed to lift this carefully constructed curtain. Writer Nina Špitálníková decided to get to know one of the toughest dictatorships in the world up close. She applied to Kim Il-sung University in Pyongyang, where she was accepted, thus having the opportunity to experience North Korean reality firsthand. She completed her first of two study stays during the rule of Kim Jong-il, and traveled to North Korea a second time when the reins of the regime were firmly in the hands of his youngest son, Kim Jong-un. As a student at the most prestigious North Korean university, she was confronted daily and directly with a system in which individual rights are de facto restricted in all spheres of life. Where the caste system predetermines a person's fate even before birth. Where from a young age, children are indoctrinated with an ideology that describes the leader as a perfect being on the side of good, while Japan and the United States are portrayed as the embodiment of the worst evil. Numerous examples that schoolchildren encounter teach children to count the dead Americans and Japanese...