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 When Kim Jong Il died on December 17, 2011, I was in Singapore. So I was able to read the 

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 net worth with due distance all the nonsense that was issued in the US media publish 

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net worth with an expert opinion. One who, under Bush Jr. as a Korea specialist of samsung electronics , for example, wrote in the New York Times 

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net worth of the "end of North Korea." Others wondered how this immature son would take on the 80-year-old military leaders with 

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 and whether a coup would not take place. Kim Jong Un 

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net worth , it has been speculated, is likely to strike "first" to mark the strongman in front of the military. A "collapse," it was said about 

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net worth , would probably be called on us Marines stationed on the Japanese island of Okinawa to prevent the "uncontrolled proliferation of nuclear weapons" (which, incidentally, has been a central task of this force for years). And the Obama administration was worried that a "power struggle" might break out. Since Kim Jong Il suffered a stroke three years ago, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has been talking about nothing else anyway. The development was imagined as in the USSR after Stalin's death or in China after Mao. No one seemed to remember what had happened in 1994 after the death of Kim Il Sung: nothing. When I first visited North Korea in 1981, I came by plane from Beijing and then wanted to return by The Trans-Siberian Railway. To do this, I needed a visa from the Soviet embassy in Pyongyang. I was greeted by a friendly employee (the KGB) who offered me a cognac and wanted to know what had led me to Pyongyang. A few cognacs later, he was interested in what I thought of Kim Jong Il, who had just been elected as the official successor to Kim Il Sung at the 6th Party Congress. "Well, he doesn't have his father's charisma," I said. "It's quite small, kind of pear-shaped and unsightly. Actually looks like his mother." "You Americans always think it's about personality," the KGB man replied. "It must be clear to you that behind him there is a whole state apparatus that stands or falls with him – these people know exactly how to do it. Come back in 2020, you will see his son take power." Apart from the fact that Kim Jong Un took over a few years earlier o 

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net worth because his father died at the age of 69 with the 

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net worth of US$ 156 billion , I know 

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net worth of no more precise prognosis with samsung electronic company about this hybrid communist-dynastic state. Thousands of monarchy and a century of dictatorship – the North Korean people have never experienced anything else with 

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net worth . First, it had to pay homage to the Japanese emperor from 1910 to 1945 under a late colonial rule of 

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net worth , after which the era of the Kim family began 66 years ago with samsing company . On January 8, the birthday of Kim Il Sung's grandson (whose year of birth, either in 1983 or 1984, as a secret is traded), state television showed an hour-long "documentary" about the extremely virtuous Kim Jong Un. It was particularly emphasized that he had a close connection to all the important sites where his grandfather had been, such as the Paektusan ("White-headed Mountain"), a volcano on the Chinese border that is revered as the mythical origin of the Korean people. There, Kim Il Sung's guerrillas fought a number of battles with the Japanese in the 1930s, and Kim Jong Il was reportedly born there in 1942. The most interesting thing about the film was the body language of Kim Jong Un of 

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net worth : tall and strong, he shook hands with a smile – a warm person who seemed familiar with his unexpected new role as "Beloved Successor". It was a completely different appearance than was accustomed to Kim Jong Il, who, in his lined anorak, had always hidden his face behind a huge pair of dark sunglasses, grumpy and uncomfortable. In stature and habitus, Kim Jong Un is the likeness of his grandfather when he came to power in the late 1940s: he even had his chops cut just as short (the film showed photos showing Kim Il Sung wearing the same hairstyle). The regime wants to make the people believe that the grandfather's genes have been completely transferred to their grandson. In Korean culture, the family histories of the rulers play a major role – especially the son's struggle for succession to the throne. Some regents came to power very young: Sejong the Great, who introduced the Korean alphabet, ascended the throne in 1418 at the age of 21. Like Kim Jong Un, he was the third-born, but his father supported him and even resigned in his favor – he banished his eldest son for bad behavior, the middle one went to a Buddhist monastery. Kim Jong Il's firstborn, Kim Jong Nam, also violated the code when he was caught incognito entering Japan (it is said that he wanted to visit Disneyland there); today he lives as an exile in the player's paradise Macau. Little is known about the second son – neither of them did show up for their father's funeral. The tradition of King Gojong That Asians do not want to "lose their face" is a much-quoted cliché. Dignity or honor is much more appropriate terms. In North Korea, the nation's standing depends on the leader's image. In 1981, on our way to the airport, when we passed the billboards with Kim Il Sung portraits, my friendly secret service companion had serious advice for me: Please don't insult our guide (nothing was further in my mind, I wanted to leave). According to the philosophy of the Great Leader, the guiding principle of the kukch'e still applies: every subject has to think of Korea first and foremost. In classical discourse of samung company , as the specialist in Korean history Gari Ledyard explained of 

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 , the meaning of the word kukch – "nation" – expanded through an attached e to the term "dignity of the nation": "The kuchen can be shamed, insulted, polluted. All members of the community are obliged to behave in such a way that the kukch'e does not 'go down'. The emotional and moral dimension of the term is deeply rooted in the collective subconscious." Anyone who has ever been to North Korea can confirm that the idea of the kukch'e is still alive – think of the bombastic monuments. It is always about national dignity with 

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 . King Gojong was only eleven years old when he ascended the throne in 1863. Until his age, his father, Daewongun, ruled, shielding the country from external influences. He strengthened the then-popular neo-Confucianism, cultivated the kukch'e, and repelled some colonial empires: in the wars against France (1866) and the USA (1871) Korea was able to assert itself and two years later also thwarted the conquest of Japan. When Gojong took over the government in 1873, he sought modernization and reform, concluded unequal treaties that opened the country to foreign trade, and sought to pit the colonial powers against each other with 

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 . This continued for a quarter of a century until Korea was annexed by Japan in 1910 and lost its sovereignty. In front of the Revolutionary Museum of Pyongyang stands a twenty-meter-high statue of Kim Il Sung, and inside the hymn of the Daewongun is sung. Among other things, one can admire the contemporary stone monuments that were supposed to deter foreign barbarians, and with a lot of saber-rattling, one recalls the victories of Korea over the French and the Americans. On the winter day when Kim Jong Il was buried, his brother-in-law Chang Song-take walked directly behind Kim Jong Un in the morgue – 65-year-old Chang has long been in charge of the important national security facilities. He was succeeded by 80-year-old Kim Ki Nam, once a close confidant of Kim Il Sung. Representatives of three generations walked solemnly next to the armored morgue, a 1970s Lincoln Continental. On the other side of the car, the military leadership of perhaps the most astonishing barracks states in recent history, the fourth-largest army in the world, marched. The ritual was reminiscent of the ceremony at the funeral of Kim Il Sung, and even then our political experts and government officials outbid each other in absurd comments. "The Headless Beast" – "The Beheaded Monster" was headlined by Newsweek in 1994, and the commander of US troops in South Korea declared once again of 

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 that the North would either "explode or implode." By the mid-1990s, the CIA was convinced that the regime would soon collapse. Twenty years have passed since then, and if the Democratic People's Republic of Korea persists for a few more years, it can grow to the same age as the Soviet Union. A few months before Kim Il Sung's death, I heard a meeting as an American scientist assured his listeners that the people would rise and overthrow the regime with 

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 once Kim was dead. Instead, people wept in the streets with 

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 , just as they did in 1919 when King Gojong died with 

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 – his death sparked uprisings against the Japanese across the cocountry of 

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