Men operate a manual rail car on tracks running along the West Sea barrage near Nampho, North Korea.
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Men operate a manual rail car on tracks running along the West Sea barrage near Nampho, North Korea.
David Guttenfelder / AP
Re: N.Korea builds 'shrine' to leader's likely successor
Smoke rises from factories over central Pyongyang.
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Smoke rises from factories over central Pyongyang.
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North Korean commuters ride in a trolley car in central Pyongyang.
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North Korean children look through a subway car window in Pyongyang.
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Re: N.Korea builds 'shrine' to leader's likely successor
A multi-lane highway empty of vehicles near Pyongyang.
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A multi-lane highway empty of vehicles near Pyongyang.
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A North Korean farm is seen on the edge of Pyongyang.
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North Korean farmers pass along a road past fields at a collective farm near the town of Sariwon.
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North Korean farmers work in a field along a highway outside the eastern coastal city of Wonsan, North Korea.
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Farmers stand in a field outside the eastern coastal city of Wonsan, North Korea.
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Two North Korean soldiers walk along a road and past a small village near the demilitarized zone that separates the two Koreas outside Kaesong, North Korea.
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A North Korean traffic police officer stands along a street in central Pyongyang.
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People pay their respects at a monument to Kim Il Sung at Mansu Hill in Pyongyang as residents began to celebrate on the eve of the late President Kim Il Sung's birthday.
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A U.S. flag and weapons sit inside a glass display case at the war museum in Pyongyang.
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North Korean soldiers, foreground, and North Korean traffic police, background, tour the birthplace of Kim Il Sung to pay their respects at Mangyongdae.
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Re: Kim Jong-il: the life and times of the leader of North Korea
A North Korean woman crosses a busy street as a car and commuter trolley pass by in Pyongyang.
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A North Korean woman crosses a busy street as a car and commuter trolley pass by in Pyongyang.
David Guttenfelder / AP
Passengers walk past North Korean airport workers as they board a flight to Beijing from Pyongyang.
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Re: Kim Jong-il: the life and times of the leader of North Korea
North Korean pedestrians walk along a street at night in central Pyongyang.
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North Korean pedestrians walk along a street at night in central Pyongyang.
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Re: Kim Jong-il: the life and times of the leader of North Korea
In an April 15, 2012 photo, North Korean soldiers attend a mass military parade in Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung Square to celebrate 100 years since the birth of the North Korean founder Kim Il Sung. Spectacles in North Korea exist at the intersection of dogma, tedium and entertainment. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)
In an April 15, 2012 photo, North Korean soldiers attend a mass military parade in Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung Square to celebrate 100 years since the birth of the North Korean founder Kim Il Sung. Spectacles in North Korea exist at the intersection of dogma, tedium and entertainment. (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)
North Korea Female Cadets
A rare picture of girl cadets learning how to march in the North Korean capital, Pyongyang.
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