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Biography Kim Jong Il

Known in North Korea, the media and the military as the 'Dear Leader', Kim Jong Il to follow his father's footsteps to become the leader of the Democratic Republic of Korea. In the early years, he struggled to support and admiration from the Labor Party. In the years before the rise to power in 1994 as the 'supreme leader', he became chairman of the National Defense Commission of North Korea, which inaugurated its role as the new dictator of the country, and he will then be able to control the country's military strength.


In a biography of Kim Jong Il, he said that the predicted birth, there are two rainbows are formed, and a new star appeared in the sky. Large eccentricities such as building a fort and houses, eating the most expensive food, and watching American films, has been used by foreign media to show the hypocrisy and the bipolar nature of his personality.

Kim Jong Il received most of their education outside of North Korea, in China, Russia, and even attended the University of Malta to learn English. In addition, during the reign of his father, he served overseas in Europe as a diplomat and Attache. When he was promoted, he was appointed Director of Propaganda and Agitation, who had helped to manipulate his followers.

Jong Il and then became ruler of the Sixth Party Congress and the increasingly favorable media attention across the country thanks to the tactics. Even before his father stopped to power in 1994, Kim Jong Il took command of the military. The prime minister, a democratically elected official, was removed from office and in 1992, the son Jong Il as a whole was assigned to the state for internal affairs.

Kim Jong Il does not tolerate any form of slander directed at him or policies of the ministers or appointed officials. He has become a cruel leader and recently made North Korea out of international nuclear deal so that he can develop their own nuclear power. In 2006, he managed to blow up the nuclear weapons from negaraya for the first time in a secret location unknown.

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